Skylar One Operator and Skylar One Operator Practitioner certifications are here
ScienceLogic Technical Enablement has released the first two certifications in the Skylar One certification program. Both cover the same Level 100 curriculum covering: documentation and support, user interface navigation, architecture, access and identity, discovery, devices and troubleshooting, events, and dashboards. Both are free of charge, and both award a digital badge on the ScienceLogic community site, valid for two years. A 70 percent score on the certification exam earns the credential.
Skylar One Operator
Available now to all customers and partners on ScienceLogic University. Operator is self-paced computer-based training that takes about five hours, so you work through it on your own schedule and return to any module on demand. Knowledge checks close each module. Start the course on ScienceLogic University at https://sciencelogic-university.litmos.com.
Skylar One Operator Practitioner
Practitioner covers the same curriculum in a one-day instructor-led class and adds six graded hands-on labs on a live Skylar One system. The instructor presents each module, then you complete that module’s lab before the class moves on. Because every lab is graded on the end state of your system, the credential confirms that you have performed the work, not only studied it. Classes run at ScienceLogic headquarters and virtually, or on site at your location, where instructor travel and expenses apply. Browse the class schedule and self-register for any upcoming class at https://training.sciencelogic.com.
Which one should you take
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Take Operator if you want platform fluency on your own schedule, at no cost, starting today.
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Take Practitioner if you want guided practice, direct access to an instructor, and a credential that proves applied capability.
Level 200 Power User arrives in early October 2026, and Level 300 Administrator in early December 2026. Both follow the same structure.
Send questions about either certification to training@sciencelogic.com, or ask in the replies.