PVR Inox IT Supporter Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Tell me about your self
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I am a dedicated and detail-oriented professional with a background in marketing and a passion for driving results.
• Background in marketing

• Detail-oriented

• Passion for driving results
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Q1. Difference between Sales & Marketing
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Sales focuses on selling products or services to customers, while marketing involves creating awareness and interest in those products or services.
• Sales involves direct interaction with customers to make a sale, while marketing involves creating strategies to attract and retain customers.

• Sales is more focused on short-term goals and transactions, while marketing is focused on long-term relationships and brand building.

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Q2. 4 P's of Marketing
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The 4 P's of marketing are Product, Price, Place, and Promotion.
• Product: Refers to the actual goods or services being offered to customers.

• Price: The amount customers are willing to pay for the product or service.

• Place: The locations where the product or service is available for customers to purchase.

• Promotion: The marketing strategies used to promote and sell the product or service.
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Q3. Internship experience
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Q1. Expected CTC
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Q2. Relevant experience
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Q1. Design kv store
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Q1. Difference between monitoring and logging
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Monitoring is real-time observation of system performance, while logging is recording events for later analysis.
• Monitoring involves actively checking system metrics and performance in real-time

• Logging records events, errors, and activities for later analysis and troubleshooting

• Monitoring helps in identifying issues as they occur, while logging helps in understanding the root cause of problems

• Examples: Monitoring CPU us...read more
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Q2. Networking between k8s and private DB
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Networking between Kubernetes and private DB involves configuring network policies, secure connections, and proper access controls.
• Use Kubernetes network policies to control traffic flow between pods and external resources.

• Implement secure connections using TLS/SSL to encrypt data in transit.

• Set up proper access controls and authentication mechanisms to restrict access to the private DB.

• Consider using service meshes li...read more
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Q1. Design pattern and basics
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Q2. Java spring boot
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Q3. Microservice architecture
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Q4. Database architecture
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Q5. Low level diagram
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A low level diagram is a detailed representation of a system's components and their interactions.
• Low level diagrams show the specific details of how components interact within a system

• They often include detailed information such as data flow, control flow, and dependencies

• Examples include UML diagrams, network diagrams, and flowcharts
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Q1. Dhcp. Dns. Os. Bsod
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Q2. What is ram and rom
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RAM is volatile memory for temporary data; ROM is non-volatile memory for permanent data storage.
• RAM (Random Access Memory) is used for temporary data storage while a computer is running.

• ROM (Read-Only Memory) stores firmware and system software that doesn't change.

• Example of RAM: 8GB DDR4 RAM in a laptop for running applications.

• Example of ROM: BIOS firmware stored in ROM chips on a motherboard.
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Q1. About operations, role
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Q2. Inventory, wastage control, inventory control
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Q3. Situation based
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Q1. About goals , personal information
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Q2. Abouts me , hobbys , how am I different
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Q1. Personal questions
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