DevOps è una metodologia in rapida crescita nelle aziende tecnologiche. I datori di lavoro che assumono Ingegneri DevOps sono alla ricerca di candidati con eccellenti capacità di programmazione, conoscenza dei processi di reingegnerizzazione e ottime capacità di comunicazione per accelerare i progetti che coinvolgono i professionisti IT e i software engineer. Dovrai rispondere a varie domande tecniche che valuteranno la tua conoscenza di strumenti e processi tecnologici come il protocollo HTTP. Ci si aspetta un'esperienza nell'ingegneria del software o in un campo correlato.
Ecco le 3 domande più frequenti nei colloqui di lavoro per Ingegnere DevOps e consigli su come rispondere:
Come rispondere: Questa domanda aperta ti permette di parlare delle tue conoscenze e della tua esperienza con una varietà di strumenti DevOps disponibili. Cita tutti gli strumenti con cui hai un’esperienza specifica e racconta come li hai usati per sviluppare software di qualità. Se hai una conoscenza generale di molti strumenti, descrivi come usarli. Se hai un'esperienza limitata con gli strumenti DevOps, descrivi gli strumenti in cui sei specializzato e come li hai usati.
Come rispondere: Questa domanda aperta ti permette di dimostrare e comunicare la tua conoscenza dei vantaggi nell'uso del metodo DevOps. Inoltre, ti consente di condividere esempi di aziende che hanno usato questo modello per raggiungere livelli di prestazioni di gran lunga superiori alle aspettative. Puoi dimostrare i vantaggi della metodologia DevOps e come queste aziende ne abbiano bisogno per continuare ad espandersi.
Come rispondere: Questa domanda aperta serve a capire la tua percezione dei reali vantaggi offerti dal modello DevOps. Parla degli effetti positivi di questa metodologia sulla soddisfazione del cliente, su una comunicazione più chiara e su una migliore collaborazione. Se possibile, descrivi alcuni esempi della tua precedente esperienza che dimostrino questi importanti aspetti del modello DevOps.
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jps |awk "{print $1}" | xargs -L 1 ps -ef -o %mem
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ps aux | grep -i
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pmap or top is probably the simplest. Just be sure not to confuse virtual memory with physical. Meno
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I tried solving it with python I gave some solution it didn't worked well.
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public class Column { static int getColumnPosition(String cell) { int columnposition = 1; int row = 0; int j = 0; char[] cellAsArray = cell.toCharArray(); char column = cellAsArray[cellAsArray.length - 1]; for (int i=0; i = 'A' && letter <= 'Z') { letterPosition += 1 + letter - 'A'; } return letterPosition; } public static void main(String[] args) { int position = getColumnPosition("ZZ"); System.out.println("Position is " +position); } } Meno
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num = 0 for char in list('AZA'): num = num + ord(char) - ord('A') + 1 return num Meno
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Q2: You have been given a error log file and you have to output the ERROR logs in between any two dates of the month. $cat file_name | grep "error" | sed -n '/pattern1/ , /pattern2/p' eg: cat abc.log | grep "ERROR" | sed -n '/Oct 13 10:10:10/ , /Oct 15 11:11:11/p' I hope it helps. Meno
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Q3: you have been given a text file: a) replace word Amazon with Andy in first 50 lines. b) replace word Amazon with Andy from 50th line till the last line. a. $ head -50 file_name | sed 's/Amazon/Andy/' > new_file_Name file_path b. $ tail -n +50 file_name | sed 's/Amazon/Andy/' >> new_file_Name file_path Meno
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Q1. You have been given an Array of Strings and you have to find out which string occurrence is maximum. If there is a tie then take the last string. For eg: input = {cat, dog, lion, cat, lion, dog, hen, cat, dog} then output = dog Code: #include using namespace std; int main() { string input[] = {"cat", "dog", "lion", "cat", "lion", "dog", "hen", "cat", "dog"}; int n= sizeof(input) / sizeof(input[0]); int freq=0; string res; for(int i=0; i= freq) { res=input[i]; freq= count; } } //end of i loop cout<<"Element is: " < Meno
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Trello for managing/limiting work in progress; focusing on one task at a time. Don't use email at all if you can help it. Use Slack for team communication as it links with Trello effectively. Keep all of your code in GitHub and commit+push often to track changes. Don't be someone responsible for releasing software; be someone who enables teams to release via services or automation you provide. Work hard to keep from being a bottleneck or gatekeeper of environments. Don't keep secrets or build silos of knowledge. The mindset you adopt will enable you to uplift others and enable better communication across your team and organization. Meno
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I use Outlook for email, contacts, calendar, and tasks in the work environment, and I use OneNote to collect and search through important notes. With my smartphone I use Google's calendar, gmail, and search. Meno
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Choose carefully what you put your attention on and resist the urge to multitask. Choose your top 2 or 3 skill areas and focus on cultivating them. Tools like Outlook are not helpful for DevOps. Shut it off for long periods of time each day. Meno
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I described the difference between TCP and UDP.
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Stateless and stateful..
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Stateless and stateful..
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After completing all the 3 rounds. they told me that they've a cultural check round. which infact was more like a technical discussion again. And finally HR mailed saying you've passed all the tests and discussed about CTC process and asked for the formal documents. Then the process of regular follow-up starts. And HR told me they want to have one more hangouts round which never happened. Meno
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Yes....I have the same experience .they are not sure of how many rounds should they have . And how to conclude. They lack aquisition process Meno
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using ssh ssh -i [path to private key] [username]@[destination ip address]
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using ssh ssh -i [path to private key] [username]@[destination ip address]
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I really just provided honest input during the thought experiments, and this demonstrated my proficiency with the concepts and software involved in the thought experiments. Meno
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Through questions like this, interviewers are mostly trying to test your skillset (and its relevance to the role) as robustly as possible, so be prepared for multiple offshoots and followups. It could be a useful exercise to do mocks with friends or colleagues in Imgur to get a real sense of what the interview is actually like. Alternatively Prepfully has a ton of Imgur Senior DevOps Engineer experts who provide mock interviews for a pretty reasonable amount. prepfully.com/practice-interviews Meno
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Be clever when responding. Whether it's the ability to fly, see into the future or leap over tall buildings in a single bound, you should always make a connection to your professional contributions. The superpower you choose need to relate back to an organization or how your skills would benefit others. For example, the ability to read someone's mind can help you create better solutions for a client. Meno
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Meh. These questions always freak me out a little bit. I don't think it was considered seriously, instead looking for someone with a little bit of life in them. Typical programmer trap though - flying is a subset of teleportation :P Meno