answer these

[kevinUsa]

Prescreen Questions:

1.       When do you automate a task, and when might it be wrong to automate a task?

2.       How do you go about making changes to production environments while ensuring quality and minimal downtime (preferable zero downtime)?

3.       How would you approach the following situation in your job? Every few days, a cloud management process becomes unresponsive and prevents users from launching instances. The previous solutions has been for an engineer to ssh to the controller machine and manually restart the process each time it becomes unresponsive.

4.       When you develop software, how do you determine when your code is “good enough”?

[kevinUsa]

calling @tennisluvr @samaja_varagamana @yomama @mettastar

[rrc_2015]

First thing.... No to red color font.

Next continue. .

[dakumangalsingh]

Anni generic questions  

everything has two ways 

zero down time toh  production ela fix chestar vayya adiginodi notla uchcha poyyu it all depends on the situation. Mari interviewer ki kuda em telida endii 

ask him to do the oil change for a car while running 

 

[kittaya]

6 minutes ago, kevinUsa said:

Prescreen Questions:

1.       When do you automate a task, and when might it be wrong to automate a task?

2.       How do you go about making changes to production environments while ensuring quality and minimal downtime (preferable zero downtime)?

3.       How would you approach the following situation in your job? Every few days, a cloud management process becomes unresponsive and prevents users from launching instances. The previous solutions has been for an engineer to ssh to the controller machine and manually restart the process each time it becomes unresponsive.

4.       When you develop software, how do you determine when your code is “good enough”?

4. Follow the Sonar analysis for the developed code. Ensure the code coverage is >80% and All the test cases passes 

 

[kittaya]

Just now, dakumangalsingh said:

Anni generic questions  

everything has two ways 

zero down time toh  production ela fix chestar vayya adiginodi notla uchcha poyyu it all depends on the situation. Mari interviewer ki kuda em telida endii 

ask him to do the oil change for a car while running 

 

minimal downtime cheppadu le thatha... so cool 

[AFDB__REBEL]

raja online interview first round undha  ?

[kevinUsa]

anduke kada pedda varu adugu tunnanu

for all iptables stop chesi works cheya vachu

 

[kevinUsa]

that is first round bro help me 

[dakumangalsingh]

Cloud instances unresponsive ki possible reasons endii avi telikuda just restart cheyadam evadu kanukunnadu adi solution ela avtadii evada qtiya gaadu 

vadiki ivi job lo ochchina issues Emo intelligent way of getting suffort Emo

[dakumangalsingh]

3 minutes ago, kittaya said:

minimal downtime cheppadu le thatha... so cool 

Preferably zero anta chudale braaaaket lo 

[kittaya]

10 minutes ago, kevinUsa said:

Prescreen Questions:

1.       When do you automate a task, and when might it be wrong to automate a task?

2.       How do you go about making changes to production environments while ensuring quality and minimal downtime (preferable zero downtime)?

3.       How would you approach the following situation in your job? Every few days, a cloud management process becomes unresponsive and prevents users from launching instances. The previous solutions has been for an engineer to ssh to the controller machine and manually restart the process each time it becomes unresponsive.

4.       When you develop software, how do you determine when your code is “good enough”?

1. I can tell you in general sense because I developed some auto shell scripts that reduced my work from 5 hrs to 20 mins... 

  --> When the application is stable and lot of manual work

---> When you know all kind of issues that occur during the application ( it will take generally 6 months which I felt)

---> when you know the full end to end knowledge of the application 

When it is wrong means , if the above conditions doesn't satisfy

[kittaya]

18 minutes ago, kevinUsa said:

Prescreen Questions:

1.       When do you automate a task, and when might it be wrong to automate a task?

2.       How do you go about making changes to production environments while ensuring quality and minimal downtime (preferable zero downtime)?

3.       How would you approach the following situation in your job? Every few days, a cloud management process becomes unresponsive and prevents users from launching instances. The previous solutions has been for an engineer to ssh to the controller machine and manually restart the process each time it becomes unresponsive.

4.       When you develop software, how do you determine when your code is “good enough”?

3. Write a cron job that ping the server for every specifit minutes, if the server is unresponsive  you can get the notification of down time  and if the down time is confirmed you can restart the machine with automation...

or use splunk to check the things...

[kittaya]

21 minutes ago, kevinUsa said:

Prescreen Questions:

1.       When do you automate a task, and when might it be wrong to automate a task?

2.       How do you go about making changes to production environments while ensuring quality and minimal downtime (preferable zero downtime)?

3.       How would you approach the following situation in your job? Every few days, a cloud management process becomes unresponsive and prevents users from launching instances. The previous solutions has been for an engineer to ssh to the controller machine and manually restart the process each time it becomes unresponsive.

4.       When you develop software, how do you determine when your code is “good enough”?

2. Bamboo and Jenkins does the same thing... may be <1 min downtime from my experience

[kittaya]

26 minutes ago, dakumangalsingh said:

Preferably zero anta chudale braaaaket lo 

zero downtime lo production upgrade cheyachaaa ???