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Q1. What is difference between apache normal restart and graceful restart?
Apache normal restart stops and starts the server, while graceful restart allows current connections to finish before restarting.
Normal restart stops and starts the server immediately, causing all active connections to be terminated.
Graceful restart allows the server to continue serving current connections until they are finished, then starts a new instance of the server.
Graceful restart is useful for minimizing downtime and avoiding disruption to users.
Normal restart is fast...read more
Q2. What is difference between reload and restart?
Reload refers to reloading the configuration without restarting the service, while restart refers to stopping and starting the service.
Reload is a process of reloading the configuration of a service without stopping it completely.
Restart is a process of stopping and starting the service completely.
Reload is faster than restart as it does not require the service to be completely stopped.
Reload is useful when making minor changes to the configuration, while restart is required ...read more
Q3. Explain CICD process/architecture you implemented ?
Implemented CICD process using Jenkins, Git, Docker and Kubernetes.
Used Jenkins for continuous integration and continuous delivery
Git for version control and code management
Docker for containerization and portability
Kubernetes for container orchestration and scaling
Implemented automated testing and deployment pipelines
Enabled faster and more reliable software delivery
Reduced manual errors and increased efficiency
Q4. Why we use security groups in AWS?
Security groups are used to control inbound and outbound traffic for EC2 instances in AWS.
Security groups act as virtual firewalls for EC2 instances.
They allow or deny traffic based on rules defined by the user.
They can be assigned to multiple instances.
They are stateful, meaning they keep track of the traffic flow and allow the response traffic.
They can be used to restrict access to specific ports or IP addresses.
They are a fundamental component of AWS security.
Example: A se...read more
Q5. What is NAT and how to configure it?
NAT stands for Network Address Translation. It is used to translate private IP addresses to public IP addresses.
NAT is used to allow devices with private IP addresses to access the internet using a public IP address.
It can be configured on a router or firewall.
There are three types of NAT: static, dynamic, and port forwarding.
Static NAT maps a private IP address to a public IP address permanently.
Dynamic NAT maps a private IP address to a public IP address temporarily.
Port fo...read more
Q6. Which CIDR you are using in your VPC?
We are using CIDR block 10.0.0.0/16 in our VPC.
Our VPC is using the private IP address range of 10.0.0.0/16
This CIDR block allows us to have up to 65,536 IP addresses
We have divided the VPC into multiple subnets using smaller CIDR blocks
Q7. What is “stat” in dispatcher?
Stat is a command in dispatcher that displays statistics about the current state of the system.
Stat is a command used in dispatcher to display statistics about the current state of the system.
It can be used to view information about the CPU, memory, and disk usage.
For example, 'stat -u' displays CPU usage statistics.
Another example is 'stat -m' which displays memory usage statistics.
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