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Q1. What are OWDs in SF
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OWDs in SF refer to Organization-Wide Defaults which control the default level of access users have to records in Salesforce.
• OWDs determine the baseline level of access for all records in an organization

• They can be set to Public Read/Write, Public Read Only, Private, or Controlled by Parent

• OWDs can be further refined using sharing rules and manual sharing
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Q2. Asynchronous Apex
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Asynchronous Apex is used to run processes in the background without user interaction.
• Asynchronous Apex is used for long-running processes that don't require immediate user interaction.

• It allows for better performance by running tasks in the background.

• Examples include batch Apex, future methods, and queueable Apex.
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Q3. LWC in omnistudio
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LWC in omnistudio refers to using Lightning Web Components in Salesforce's OmniStudio for building custom applications.
• LWC can be used in OmniStudio to create custom components and pages for applications.

• LWC allows for building interactive and responsive user interfaces in OmniStudio.

• LWC can be integrated with other Salesforce tools and services within OmniStudio.

• Example: Creating a custom LWC component to display data...read more
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Q2. Difference between SDLC and STLC
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SDLC focuses on the development of software, while STLC focuses on the testing of software.
• SDLC (Software Development Life Cycle) is the process of developing software from planning to deployment.

• STLC (Software Testing Life Cycle) is the process of testing software to ensure quality and functionality.

• SDLC includes phases like requirements gathering, design, coding, and deployment.

• STLC includes phases like test planning...read more
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Q3. Difference between delete and truncate
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Delete removes rows one by one, while truncate removes all rows at once.
• Delete is a DML command, while truncate is a DDL command.

• Delete can be rolled back, while truncate cannot be rolled back.

• Delete fires triggers, while truncate does not fire triggers.

• Delete is slower as it logs individual row deletions, while truncate is faster as it does not log individual row deletions.
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Q4. What is Burndown chart
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A burndown chart is a visual representation of work remaining versus time in a sprint or project.
• Shows the amount of work remaining to be done in a sprint or project

• Helps track progress and identify potential issues

• Ideal burndown should be a straight line towards zero by the end of the sprint

• Commonly used in Agile and Scrum methodologies
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Q5. Explain Agile Ceremonies
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Agile ceremonies are regular meetings or events in Agile methodology to facilitate communication, collaboration, and decision-making.
• Agile ceremonies include Sprint Planning, Daily Stand-ups, Sprint Review, and Sprint Retrospective.

• Sprint Planning is where the team plans the work to be done in the upcoming sprint.

• Daily Stand-ups are short meetings where team members discuss progress, plans, and any obstacles.

• Sprint Rev...read more
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Q6. Role of Product owner and Scrum master
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Product owner defines product vision and priorities, while Scrum master facilitates the Scrum process and removes obstacles.
• Product owner is responsible for defining and prioritizing the product backlog based on customer needs and business goals.

• Scrum master is responsible for facilitating the Scrum process, organizing meetings, and removing obstacles for the development team.

• Product owner works closely with stakeholde...read more
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Q7. Explain Test design Techniques
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Test design techniques are methods used to plan, design, and execute tests to ensure software quality.
• Black Box Testing: Tests based on external behavior without knowledge of internal code.

• White Box Testing: Tests based on internal code structure and logic.

• Equivalence Partitioning: Dividing input data into partitions to ensure all possible scenarios are tested.

• Boundary Value Analysis: Testing at the boundaries of input...read more
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Q8. What is RTM Expalin
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RTM stands for Requirements Traceability Matrix. It is a document that links requirements throughout the validation process.
• RTM is used to ensure that all requirements are met during the testing phase.

• It helps in tracking the progress of requirements and their implementation.

• RTM can also be used to identify any gaps or inconsistencies in the requirements.

• It serves as a reference document for stakeholders to understand ...read more
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Q9. Where test cases will be executed in ALM
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Test cases will be executed in ALM in the Test Plan module.
• Test cases can be executed in ALM by linking them to test sets in the Test Lab module.

• Test cases can also be executed manually by testers assigned to the test.

• ALM provides traceability between requirements, test cases, and defects for comprehensive test coverage.
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Q10. Explain Velocity Chart and Estimation techniques
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Velocity chart shows team's progress in completing work over time. Estimation techniques help in predicting time and effort required for tasks.
• Velocity chart displays the amount of work completed in each iteration or sprint

• It helps in tracking the team's progress and identifying any potential issues

• Estimation techniques like Planning Poker, Wideband Delphi, and Three-Point Estimation help in predicting time and effort ...read more
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Q1. Tell me about Spring Boot Annotation? And, also tell me other annotation which you used in yuor project.
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Q2. What is containerization (Docker)? what are steps to create container, till it gets deploy on server.
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Containerization is a lightweight, portable, and self-sufficient way to package applications and their dependencies.
• Create a Dockerfile with instructions on how to build the container

• Build the Docker image using the Dockerfile

• Run the Docker image to create a container

• Deploy the container on a server using Docker Engine
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Q3. What is Elastic Kubernetes Service?
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Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) is a managed Kubernetes service provided by AWS.
• Fully managed Kubernetes service

• Automatically scales based on workload

• Integrates with other AWS services like EC2, S3, and IAM
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Q4. You had mentioned Message Queue, can you explain why MQ is used? And, how you implemented in your application?
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Q5. What is cloud watch? and how it works.
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CloudWatch is a monitoring and management service provided by AWS to monitor resources and applications in the cloud.
• CloudWatch collects and tracks metrics, logs, and events from various AWS services and resources.

• It provides real-time monitoring, alerting, and dashboards to help users visualize and understand their cloud environment.

• Users can set up alarms to notify them of changes in their environment or resource usa...read more
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Q6. Features added in Java 11 from Java 8?
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Java 11 introduced several new features and enhancements compared to Java 8.
• Local-Variable Syntax for Lambda Parameters

• HTTP Client API (standardized in java.net.http package)

• Nest-Based Access Control

• Dynamic Class-File Constants

• Epsilon: A No-Op Garbage Collector

• Flight Recorder

• ZGC: A Scalable Low-Latency Garbage Collector
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