Ashnik Technology Solutions Private Limited Senior Technical Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Work regarding your job profile
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Q2. Linux related questions
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Q1. Describe 5 non functional requirements
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Non functional requirements are criteria that specify how a system should behave, rather than what it should do.
• Performance - system should respond within 2 seconds for all user interactions

• Scalability - system should be able to handle 1000 concurrent users

• Reliability - system should have a 99.99% uptime

• Security - system should encrypt all sensitive data

• Usability - system should have a user-friendly interface
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Q2. How will you improve performance of legacy app which has to work with your latest microservice.
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Improve legacy app performance by optimizing code, implementing caching, and scaling resources.
• Optimize code by identifying and removing bottlenecks

• Implement caching to reduce database calls and improve response time

• Scale resources by using containers or serverless architecture

• Use asynchronous processing for long-running tasks

• Upgrade hardware or infrastructure if necessary
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Q1. Explain security in microservices
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Security in microservices involves implementing authentication, authorization, encryption, and monitoring to protect data and services.
• Implement authentication and authorization mechanisms to control access to microservices.

• Use encryption to secure communication between microservices and external clients.

• Implement monitoring and logging to detect and respond to security incidents.

• Consider using API gateways for central...read more
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Q2. Describe microservices architecture for a wealth management app
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Microservices architecture for a wealth management app involves breaking down the application into smaller, independent services.
• Each microservice focuses on a specific business function, such as client onboarding, portfolio management, or reporting.

• Services communicate through APIs, allowing for flexibility and scalability.

• Each microservice can be developed, deployed, and scaled independently, leading to faster develo...read more
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Hacker Rank test, problem solving. Java 8

Q1. Java 8 feature related questions.
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Q2. Jvm architecture and memory management
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Q3. Sql self join query and query tuning
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Q4. Spring boot microservices design pattern discussion
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Q1. Problem solving based on java and case study
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Q2. Team handling and management skills
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Q3. Docker and Orchetratetion framework
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Q4. Aws cloud and cicd and related technologies
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Q1. Python code snippets for different codes
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Q2. SQL Queries on Joins
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Q1. Azure solution design case studies
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Q2. Current project walkthrough
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Q3. PySpark coding questions
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Q4. DataModelling question
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Q1. Scenario based question on team handling.
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Q2. Scenario based on clint Communication and responses
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Q1. SOA vs Micro Service
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SOA focuses on large, monolithic services while Microservices are small, independent services.
• SOA is a centralized architecture with shared services, while Microservices are decentralized with each service having its own database.

• SOA is typically implemented using ESB (Enterprise Service Bus), while Microservices communicate via lightweight protocols like HTTP or messaging queues.

• SOA is more suitable for large enterpri...read more
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