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200+ Aamu Foods Interview Questions and Answers
Q201. What is Newton's fourth law of motion
There is no Newton's fourth law of motion.
There are only three laws of motion formulated by Sir Isaac Newton.
The three laws of motion are: 1) An object in motion stays in motion unless acted upon by an external force, 2) Force equals mass times acceleration, and 3) For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.
Newton's laws of motion are fundamental principles in classical physics.
Q202. 1.Explain the process of audit
Audit process involves systematic examination of financial records, statements, and transactions to ensure accuracy and compliance.
Planning and preparation
Fieldwork and data collection
Analysis and evaluation of findings
Reporting and communication of results
Follow-up and monitoring of corrective actions
Examples: financial audit, operational audit, compliance audit
Q203. Exceptions in selenium and handling in page objects
Exceptions in Selenium are errors that occur during test execution. Handling in page objects involves using try-catch blocks.
Exceptions in Selenium can be caused by elements not being found, timeouts, or invalid input
Handling exceptions in page objects involves using try-catch blocks to catch specific exceptions and handle them appropriately
Example: Using try-catch block to handle ElementNotVisibleException in a page object method
Q204. Importance of storage solutions for the grid
Storage solutions are crucial for the grid to manage fluctuations in supply and demand, improve reliability, and integrate renewable energy sources.
Storage solutions help balance supply and demand by storing excess energy during low demand periods and releasing it during peak demand.
They improve grid reliability by providing backup power during outages or emergencies.
Storage solutions enable the integration of renewable energy sources like solar and wind by storing excess ene...read more
Q205. How is cutover carried out?
Cutover is the process of transitioning from an old system to a new one.
Cutover plan is created to ensure a smooth transition
Testing is done to ensure the new system is working properly
Data is migrated from the old system to the new one
Users are trained on the new system
The cutover is executed during a scheduled downtime
Post-cutover support is provided to address any issues
Q206. Types of performance testing
Performance testing is done to evaluate the speed, stability, and scalability of a system under different loads.
Load testing - testing the system under expected load
Stress testing - testing the system beyond its expected load
Endurance testing - testing the system under sustained load
Spike testing - testing the system under sudden load spikes
Volume testing - testing the system with a large amount of data
Scalability testing - testing the system's ability to handle increasing lo...read more
Q207. Any budget expereience for client economics
Yes
Managed a budget of $500,000 for client projects
Developed cost-effective strategies to maximize client's return on investment
Monitored and tracked expenses to ensure adherence to budget
Negotiated with vendors to secure competitive pricing
Implemented cost-saving measures without compromising quality
Q208. smallcase study for depreciation adjustments
Depreciation adjustments case study
Calculate depreciation expense using straight-line method
Adjust accumulated depreciation for prior years
Record any disposals or impairments of assets
Review useful life and salvage value assumptions
Ensure compliance with accounting standards and tax regulations
Q209. Which types of jobs handled in Bigquery.
Bigquery handles various types of jobs including querying, loading, exporting, and copying data.
Querying data for analysis and reporting
Loading data into Bigquery for storage and processing
Exporting data from Bigquery to other systems
Copying data within Bigquery or to other destinations
Q210. What are the latest amendment in DT
Sorry, I am not programmed to provide legal advice or information on specific amendments in DT.
Q211. FI entries for GR IR
FI entries for GR IR
FI entries refer to financial accounting entries
GR IR stands for Goods Receipt Invoice Receipt
FI entries for GR IR are the accounting entries related to the receipt of goods and the corresponding invoice
These entries are recorded in the general ledger accounts
Examples of FI entries for GR IR include debiting the inventory account and crediting the accounts payable account
Q212. Explain your knowlege on azure migrations
Knowledge on Azure migrations involves understanding the process of moving on-premises infrastructure to Azure cloud services.
Understanding different types of Azure migrations such as lift-and-shift, re-platforming, and re-architecting
Knowledge of Azure services like Azure Migrate, Azure Site Recovery, and Azure Database Migration Service
Experience in assessing on-premises workloads for migration suitability
Ability to create migration plans and execute migrations with minimal...read more
Q213. How to make dash board presentation
To create a dashboard presentation, gather relevant data, choose appropriate visualization tools, design a clear layout, and regularly update the information.
Gather relevant data and metrics to be displayed on the dashboard
Choose appropriate visualization tools such as charts, graphs, and tables
Design a clear and easy-to-understand layout for the dashboard
Regularly update the information on the dashboard to keep it current and relevant
Q214. canwe inharit class in solidity?
Yes, inheritance is possible in Solidity.
Solidity supports inheritance, allowing one contract to inherit properties and methods from another.
Inheritance is achieved using the 'is' keyword followed by the name of the base contract.
Child contracts can access the functions and variables of the parent contract.
Multiple inheritance is also supported in Solidity.
Q215. Risk vs Issue, why Pwc, future gaol
Risk and issues are different in project management. PwC is chosen for its expertise. Future goals include growth and success.
Risk is a potential future event that may have a negative impact on the project, while an issue is a current problem that is already affecting the project.
PwC is chosen for its reputation, expertise, and track record in project management.
Future goals may include achieving project milestones, delivering high-quality results, and ensuring stakeholder sa...read more
Q216. What is the 3 diff parts of cashflow
The 3 parts of cashflow are operating activities, investing activities, and financing activities.
Operating activities involve the day-to-day business operations, such as sales and expenses.
Investing activities include buying and selling of assets, like equipment or investments.
Financing activities involve obtaining funds from creditors or investors, and repaying them, such as issuing stock or taking out loans.
Q217. Integration test cases for coffee machine
Integration test cases for coffee machine ensure all components work together correctly.
Test the communication between the coffee machine and the water reservoir to ensure proper water flow.
Verify that the coffee machine can correctly grind coffee beans and dispense them into the filter.
Check that the heating element heats the water to the correct temperature for brewing.
Test the functionality of the control panel in selecting different coffee options.
Ensure that the coffee m...read more
Q218. What is Defect Life Cycle?
Defect Life Cycle is the process of identifying, reporting, fixing, retesting, and closing defects in software development.
Defect identification: Defects are identified through testing or user feedback.
Defect reporting: Defects are reported in a defect tracking system with details like severity, priority, and steps to reproduce.
Defect fixing: Developers analyze and fix the reported defects.
Defect retesting: Testers verify that the fixed defects are indeed resolved.
Defect clos...read more
Q219. what is polymorphism in java
Polymorphism in Java allows objects of different classes to be treated as objects of a common superclass.
Polymorphism is achieved through method overriding and method overloading.
Method overriding allows a subclass to provide a specific implementation of a method that is already provided by its superclass.
Method overloading allows multiple methods with the same name but different parameters to coexist in the same class.
Polymorphism helps in achieving flexibility and extensibi...read more
Q220. How to audit the Sales revenue FSLI
To audit Sales revenue FSLI, review sales contracts, test revenue recognition, analyze sales returns and allowances, and confirm sales transactions.
Review sales contracts to ensure they are properly recorded and accounted for
Test revenue recognition to verify that revenue is recognized in the correct period
Analyze sales returns and allowances to ensure they are accurately reflected in the financial statements
Confirm sales transactions with customers to validate the accuracy o...read more
Q221. Alerts in SIEM tool
Alerts in SIEM tool
SIEM tools generate alerts based on predefined rules and thresholds
Alerts can be categorized based on severity levels
Alerts can be investigated and triaged to determine if they are true positives or false positives
SIEM tools can also automate response actions based on certain alerts
Examples of alerts include failed login attempts, malware detections, and suspicious network traffic
Q222. What is the core part of AML & KYC.
Q223. Difference between findElements and findElement?
findElements returns a list of web elements matching the locator, while findElement returns the first web element matching the locator.
findElements returns a list of web elements, findElement returns the first element
findElements returns an empty list if no elements are found, findElement throws NoSuchElementException
findElements is useful for finding multiple elements, findElement is useful for finding a single element
Q224. Sorting of objects using collections comparator
Sorting objects using collections comparator in Java
Use the Comparator interface to define custom sorting logic for objects
Implement the compare() method to compare two objects based on specific criteria
Use the Collections.sort() method to sort a collection of objects using the custom comparator
Q225. what is partion key?
Partition key is a field used to distribute data across multiple partitions in a database for scalability and performance.
Partition key determines the partition in which a row will be stored in a database.
It helps in distributing data evenly across multiple partitions to improve query performance.
Choosing the right partition key is crucial for efficient data storage and retrieval.
For example, in Azure Cosmos DB, partition key can be a property like 'customerId' or 'date'.
Q226. Why do you use Kali Linux?
I use Kali Linux for its powerful tools and features specifically designed for penetration testing and ethical hacking.
Kali Linux is a specialized Linux distribution built for penetration testing, digital forensics, and security auditing.
It comes pre-installed with a wide range of tools for network analysis, vulnerability assessment, and password cracking.
Kali Linux provides a secure environment for ethical hackers to test and improve the security of systems and networks.
The ...read more
Q227. Experience on different accounting related works
I have experience in various accounting tasks such as bookkeeping, financial reporting, and tax preparation.
Bookkeeping: maintaining accurate records of financial transactions
Financial reporting: preparing financial statements and reports
Tax preparation: calculating and filing taxes for individuals and businesses
Budgeting: creating and managing budgets for companies
Auditing: conducting internal and external audits to ensure compliance
Payroll: processing employee salaries and ...read more
Q228. Difference between having and where
The main difference between 'having' and 'where' in SQL is that 'having' is used with aggregate functions to filter groups, while 'where' is used to filter rows.
HAVING is used with GROUP BY to filter groups based on aggregate functions results
WHERE is used to filter rows based on conditions
HAVING is applied after GROUP BY, while WHERE is applied before GROUP BY
Example: SELECT department, AVG(salary) FROM employees GROUP BY department HAVING AVG(salary) > 50000;
Example: SELECT...read more
Q229. How do u audit debtors?
Auditing debtors involves verifying the accuracy of accounts receivable balances and ensuring proper valuation and classification.
Confirming the existence of debtors by sending confirmation letters directly to them
Reviewing sales invoices, delivery notes, and customer statements to reconcile with the accounts receivable ledger
Assessing the allowance for doubtful debts to ensure it is adequate based on historical collection patterns
Testing the accuracy of debtor balances by pe...read more
Q230. How do u audit treasury?
Auditing treasury involves examining financial records, controls, and processes related to cash management and investments.
Reviewing bank statements and reconciliations to ensure accuracy
Testing the effectiveness of internal controls over cash disbursements and receipts
Evaluating the organization's investment policies and procedures
Analyzing cash flow projections and liquidity management
Confirming balances with financial institutions and counterparties
Q231. How to use indexing in sql.
Indexing in SQL is used to improve the performance of queries by creating indexes on columns in tables.
Indexes can be created on columns that are frequently used in WHERE, JOIN, and ORDER BY clauses.
Indexes can speed up query performance by allowing the database to quickly locate rows based on the indexed columns.
Primary keys automatically create a unique index on the column(s) specified.
Examples: CREATE INDEX idx_name ON table_name(column_name);
Examples: DROP INDEX idx_name ...read more
Q232. 5 years goal from now
To become a subject matter expert in legal and compliance, and lead a team of professionals.
Acquire in-depth knowledge of legal and compliance regulations
Develop leadership and management skills
Build a team of skilled professionals
Implement effective compliance programs
Contribute to the growth and success of the organization
Q233. Loans wich side comes in balanc sheet
Q234. What's are the forecasting tool
Forecasting tools are software or techniques used to predict future trends and outcomes based on historical data.
Forecasting tools can include statistical models, time series analysis, regression analysis, and machine learning algorithms.
Examples of forecasting tools include Excel, SAS, R, Tableau, and specialized software like Forecast Pro.
These tools help financial analysts make informed decisions and projections for budgeting, planning, and strategic decision-making.
Q235. What are agile methodologies ?
Agile methodologies are a set of principles and practices that promote iterative development, collaboration, and flexibility in project management.
Focus on delivering working software in short iterations
Embrace changing requirements throughout the project
Encourage frequent communication and collaboration within teams
Promote self-organizing teams to make decisions
Use feedback loops to continuously improve the process
Examples: Scrum, Kanban, Extreme Programming (XP)
Q236. What is audit materiality
Audit materiality is the threshold used to determine the significance of an error or misstatement in financial statements.
It is used to determine the level of detail required in an audit.
It is based on the size and nature of the company being audited.
It helps auditors decide which errors or misstatements are significant enough to report to management or shareholders.
Materiality is subjective and can vary depending on the auditor's judgment.
For example, a $10,000 error may be ...read more
Q237. What's real Accouts shows
Q238. What is Test Plan?
Test Plan is a document that outlines the scope, approach, resources, and schedule of testing activities.
Defines the objectives and scope of testing
Outlines the test strategy and approach
Includes test deliverables, resources, and schedule
Identifies risks and mitigation strategies
Provides a roadmap for the testing process
Q239. Define Network penetration testing
Network penetration testing is the process of identifying vulnerabilities in a network and exploiting them to gain unauthorized access.
It involves simulating an attack on a network to identify security weaknesses
It can be done using automated tools or manual testing
The goal is to identify vulnerabilities before they can be exploited by attackers
Examples of network penetration testing include port scanning, vulnerability scanning, and social engineering attacks
Q240. Ifrs 15 detail with an example
IFRS 15 is a standard that outlines how and when revenue should be recognized in financial statements.
IFRS 15 provides guidance on when revenue should be recognized based on the transfer of goods or services to customers.
It requires companies to identify performance obligations in a contract and allocate the transaction price to each obligation.
An example of IFRS 15 in action would be a software company recognizing revenue over time as it delivers updates and support to a cus...read more
Q241. Recent amendments in GST
Recent amendments in GST include changes in rates, compliance requirements, and input tax credit rules.
Changes in GST rates for various goods and services
Updates in compliance requirements such as filing deadlines and forms
Modifications in input tax credit rules to prevent misuse
Introduction of e-invoicing system for certain taxpayers
Amendments in GST return filing process to simplify compliance
Q242. Approach towards pre sales
My approach towards pre-sales involves understanding the client's needs, providing tailored solutions, and building strong relationships.
Conduct thorough research on the client's industry and competitors
Identify pain points and offer customized solutions
Collaborate with the sales team to create compelling proposals
Build trust and rapport with clients through effective communication
Continuously follow up and provide support throughout the sales process
Q243. Sorting algorithm
A sorting algorithm is a method for arranging elements in a specific order.
Sorting algorithms can be categorized as comparison-based or non-comparison-based.
Common sorting algorithms include bubble sort, insertion sort, selection sort, merge sort, and quicksort.
Sorting algorithms have different time and space complexities, which affect their efficiency.
Example: Sorting an array of strings in alphabetical order using quicksort.
Q244. Explain the tools you have used.
I have used tools such as Wireshark, Splunk, and Nessus for network analysis and security monitoring.
Wireshark for packet capture and analysis
Splunk for log management and analysis
Nessus for vulnerability scanning
Q245. What is trigger in salesforce
A trigger in Salesforce is a piece of code that is executed before or after specific data manipulation events, such as insert, update, or delete.
Triggers are used to perform custom actions on records in Salesforce.
Triggers can be written in Apex programming language.
Triggers can be executed before or after specific events like insert, update, or delete.
Triggers are associated with a specific object in Salesforce.
Example: A trigger can be used to automatically update a related...read more
Q246. Explain the structure of M3 of the 1065
M3 of the 1065 refers to the third member's capital account in a partnership tax return form.
M3 is a section in Form 1065 where the partnership reports the tax basis capital accounts of its partners.
It includes adjustments for income, deductions, contributions, distributions, and other items that affect the partners' tax basis.
The M3 schedule reconciles the partners' capital accounts from the beginning to the end of the tax year.
Partnerships use M3 to track the tax consequenc...read more
Q247. External vs internal load balancing
External load balancing distributes traffic across multiple servers in different locations, while internal load balancing distributes traffic across multiple servers within the same location.
External load balancing is useful for handling high traffic from different geographic locations
Internal load balancing is useful for handling high traffic within a data center
External load balancing can improve availability and reduce latency for users
Internal load balancing can improve a...read more
Q248. What is fixed assets
Q249. What is Role Hierarchy?
Role Hierarchy is a feature in Salesforce that allows users to access records based on their position in the hierarchy.
Defines the levels of access that users have to records in Salesforce based on their role in the organization.
Higher roles in the hierarchy can access records owned by users below them in the hierarchy.
Helps in setting up sharing rules and visibility settings for different users based on their roles.
Example: A manager can access records owned by their team me...read more
Q250. What is LWC in salesforce?
LWC stands for Lightning Web Components in Salesforce, a modern UI framework to develop web components.
LWC is a programming model for building Lightning components using modern web standards like JavaScript ES6, HTML5, and CSS3.
It provides better performance and productivity compared to Aura components.
LWC allows developers to build reusable components that can be used in different parts of the Salesforce platform.
Examples of LWC include custom UI components, forms, and inter...read more
Q251. What is depression
Q252. difference between amortization and depreciation
Amortization is for intangible assets, while depreciation is for tangible assets.
Amortization is the process of spreading the cost of an intangible asset over its useful life.
Depreciation is the process of allocating the cost of a tangible asset over its useful life.
Examples of intangible assets that are amortized include patents, copyrights, and trademarks.
Examples of tangible assets that are depreciated include buildings, machinery, and vehicles.
Q253. What is Fluent wait?
Fluent wait is a dynamic wait mechanism in Selenium WebDriver that waits for a condition to be true before proceeding.
Fluent wait is used to handle dynamic web elements that may load at different times.
It can define the maximum amount of time to wait for a condition, as well as the frequency of checking.
Example: WebDriverWait wait = new WebDriverWait(driver, 10); wait.until(ExpectedConditions.visibilityOfElementLocated(By.id("elementId")));
Q254. Pricing for high level Configuration
Pricing for high level Configuration involves setting up complex pricing structures based on various factors.
Understand the pricing strategy and objectives of the organization
Define pricing rules based on product attributes, customer segments, and market conditions
Configure pricing hierarchies and discount structures in the system
Test and validate the pricing setup to ensure accuracy and consistency
Provide training to end users on how to maintain and update pricing configurat...read more
Q255. Why do we do budgeting?
Q256. Log sources - to hunt for threats
Log sources are essential for hunting threats in a network environment.
Collect logs from network devices such as firewalls, routers, and switches.
Utilize logs from endpoint security solutions like antivirus and EDR tools.
Incorporate logs from servers, including authentication logs and system logs.
Monitor logs from cloud services and applications for any suspicious activities.
Analyze logs from SIEM solutions to correlate and detect potential threats.
Q257. Explain vlookup function
VLOOKUP is a function in Excel used to search for a value in a table and return a corresponding value from another column.
Used to search for a value in the first column of a table and return a value in the same row from a specified column
Requires four arguments: lookup_value, table_array, col_index_num, and range_lookup
Example: =VLOOKUP(A2, B2:D10, 3, FALSE) - searches for the value in cell A2 in the range B2:D10 and returns the value in the 3rd column
Commonly used for data a...read more
Q258. form net income line items
Forming net income line items involves categorizing revenues and expenses to calculate the overall profit or loss.
Identify all sources of revenue, such as sales, services, interest income, etc.
List all expenses incurred, including salaries, rent, utilities, supplies, etc.
Subtract total expenses from total revenue to calculate net income.
Include any adjustments or extraordinary items that affect the final net income figure.
Q259. favorable adjustments
Favorable adjustments refer to changes made to financial statements that improve the overall financial position of a company.
Favorable adjustments can include corrections to errors, revaluations of assets, or changes in accounting estimates.
These adjustments can result in higher revenues, lower expenses, or increased assets on the balance sheet.
For example, a company may discover an error in its inventory valuation, leading to a favorable adjustment that increases its reporte...read more
Q260. unfavourable adjustments
Unfavourable adjustments refer to changes made to financial statements that negatively impact the company's performance.
Unfavourable adjustments can include write-downs of assets, increased liabilities, or lower revenue recognition.
These adjustments are typically made to reflect a more accurate representation of the company's financial position.
Examples of unfavourable adjustments include recognizing a loss on an investment, increasing the allowance for doubtful accounts, or ...read more
Q261. What is Internal audit
Internal audit is a systematic evaluation of an organization's operations and controls conducted by its own employees.
Internal audit helps organizations evaluate and improve their risk management, control, and governance processes.
It provides assurance to management and the board of directors that risks are being managed effectively.
Internal auditors review financial records, operational processes, and compliance with laws and regulations.
They also recommend improvements to p...read more
Q262. Justification of the designation
The designation is justified based on the responsibilities and duties assigned to the position.
The job description clearly outlines the roles and responsibilities of the position
The designation is based on the level of authority and decision-making power given to the employee
The title reflects the level of expertise and experience required for the job
The designation is consistent with industry standards and norms
The title helps to establish a clear hierarchy within the organi...read more
Q263. Define web penetration testing
Web penetration testing is the process of assessing the security of a web application by identifying vulnerabilities and exploiting them.
It involves simulating real-world attacks to identify weaknesses in the application's security.
Penetration testers use various tools and techniques to uncover vulnerabilities, such as SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), and insecure direct object references.
The goal is to provide recommendations for improving the application's securit...read more
Q264. Conceptual clarity of tax terms
Conceptual clarity of tax terms
Understanding of tax terms and their meanings
Ability to explain tax terms to clients
Knowledge of tax laws and regulations
Familiarity with tax forms and documents
Awareness of tax planning strategies
Q265. Golden rules of accounting
Q266. What is ind AS 115
Ind AS 115 is a new revenue recognition standard introduced by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India.
Ind AS 115 replaces the existing revenue recognition standard Ind AS 18 and is effective from April 1, 2018.
It provides a single, comprehensive framework for revenue recognition across all industries.
The standard requires companies to recognize revenue when control of goods or services is transferred to the customer, rather than when risks and rewards are transferred...read more
Q267. What is currently CTC
Current CTC refers to the total salary package of an employee including all benefits and allowances.
CTC includes salary, bonuses, benefits, and allowances
It does not include deductions like taxes or insurance premiums
Example: An employee's CTC is $60,000 per year
Q268. What is pricing procedure
Pricing procedure is a set of steps and conditions used to determine the price of materials or services in SAP MM module.
Pricing procedure is defined in customizing and consists of various condition types.
It determines the sequence in which the system accesses condition records and calculates prices.
Pricing procedure can be assigned to a purchasing document type to determine the price during procurement.
Example: A pricing procedure may include condition types for base price, ...read more
Q269. How to make a sprint
To make a sprint, plan the work, set goals, allocate resources, and track progress.
Start by defining the sprint goal and scope
Break down the work into tasks and estimate the effort required
Allocate resources and assign tasks to team members
Set a timeline for the sprint and create a sprint backlog
Hold daily stand-up meetings to track progress and address any issues
Review and demo the completed work at the end of the sprint
Q270. inheretance in java
Inheritance in Java allows a class to inherit properties and behavior from another class.
Inheritance is achieved using the 'extends' keyword in Java.
Subclasses inherit fields and methods from their superclass.
Java does not support multiple inheritance, but a class can implement multiple interfaces.
Q271. Difference between incident and problem
Incident is an unplanned interruption to a service, while a problem is the underlying cause of one or more incidents.
Incident is a single event that disrupts the normal operation of a service
Problem is the root cause of one or more incidents
Incident management focuses on restoring service as quickly as possible
Problem management focuses on identifying and resolving the underlying cause to prevent future incidents
Q272. Deployment of angular application
Deployment of Angular application involves building the application and hosting it on a server.
Build the Angular application using 'ng build' command
Copy the generated files from the 'dist' folder to the server
Configure the server to serve the Angular application
Use tools like Jenkins or GitLab CI/CD for automated deployment
Q273. Description of auth flow
Auth flow is the process of verifying a user's identity before granting access to a system or application.
User enters credentials (username and password)
Credentials are sent to server for verification
Server checks credentials and generates a token for the user
Token is sent back to user for future authentication
Q274. tds rates, nature of revenues
TDS rates vary based on the nature of revenues, such as salary, interest, rent, etc.
TDS rates are determined by the government and vary depending on the type of income
For example, TDS on salary income is deducted at different rates compared to TDS on interest income
Nature of revenues can include salary, interest, rent, commission, etc.
It is important for an Executive Accountant to be familiar with the different TDS rates and nature of revenues
Q275. Order of elements in Jmeter
In JMeter, elements are executed in the order they appear in the test plan.
Elements in JMeter are executed sequentially from top to bottom in the test plan.
The order of elements can be adjusted by moving them up or down in the test plan.
Examples of elements in JMeter include Thread Group, Sampler, Listener, and Controller.
Q276. Experience in devops
I have 5 years of experience in DevOps, working with various tools and technologies.
Experience in setting up and managing CI/CD pipelines using tools like Jenkins and GitLab
Proficient in containerization using Docker and orchestration with Kubernetes
Strong knowledge of infrastructure automation using tools like Ansible and Terraform
Experience in monitoring and logging using tools like Prometheus and ELK stack
Familiarity with cloud platforms like AWS and Azure
Ability to collab...read more
Q277. Define network testing tools
Network testing tools are software applications used to test and analyze network performance and security.
Network scanners - identify hosts, open ports, and services running on a network
Vulnerability scanners - identify vulnerabilities in network devices and software
Packet sniffers - capture and analyze network traffic
Penetration testing frameworks - automate the process of testing network security
Firewall testing tools - test the effectiveness of firewalls and other security...read more
Q278. Auditing in spring
Auditing in Spring is a way to track and record events and changes in an application.
Spring provides an auditing framework that can be used to track changes to entities in a database.
The framework uses annotations to mark fields that need to be audited.
Auditing can be done for create, update, and delete operations.
The framework can also be extended to include custom auditing logic.
Auditing information can be stored in a separate database or in the same database as the applica...read more
Q279. Explain pivot table
A pivot table is a data summarization tool used in spreadsheet programs where data can be rearranged and summarized in various ways.
Pivot tables allow users to quickly summarize and analyze large amounts of data
Users can rearrange rows and columns to see different perspectives of the data
Users can apply filters, sort data, and perform calculations within the pivot table
Pivot tables are commonly used in Excel for financial analysis, sales reporting, and data visualization
Q280. Explain all types of joins
Different types of joins in SQL are inner join, left join, right join, and full outer join.
Inner join: Returns rows when there is a match in both tables
Left join: Returns all rows from the left table and the matched rows from the right table
Right join: Returns all rows from the right table and the matched rows from the left table
Full outer join: Returns rows when there is a match in either table
Q281. type of flows in salesforce
There are three types of flows in Salesforce: Autolaunched Flows, Screen Flows, and Scheduled Flows.
Autolaunched Flows are triggered by a process or Apex trigger and do not require user interaction.
Screen Flows guide users through a series of screens to collect and display information.
Scheduled Flows are triggered by a schedule and can automate repetitive tasks.
Q282. Levers of sourcing
Levers of sourcing refer to the different strategies and tactics used to acquire goods and services from suppliers.
Negotiation tactics
Supplier relationship management
Cost analysis and optimization
Supply chain optimization
Outsourcing and offshoring
Risk management
Contract management
Q283. Types of depression
Q284. Explain classification
Classification is a machine learning technique used to categorize data into different classes or categories based on past observations.
Classification involves training a model on labeled data to predict the class of new, unseen data points.
Common algorithms for classification include logistic regression, decision trees, support vector machines, and k-nearest neighbors.
Examples of classification tasks include spam email detection, sentiment analysis, and image recognition.
Q285. Use of jenkins in deployment
Jenkins is a popular automation tool used for continuous integration and deployment.
Jenkins helps automate the deployment process by allowing developers to define pipelines for building, testing, and deploying code.
It integrates with version control systems like Git to trigger builds automatically when new code is pushed.
Jenkins can be configured to deploy code to various environments such as development, staging, and production.
It provides visibility into the deployment proc...read more
Q286. Education gap between studies
Addressing any gaps in education during the interview process.
Acknowledge any gaps in education and explain how you have worked to overcome them
Highlight any additional courses, certifications, or self-study you have done to fill in the gaps
Discuss how you have applied your knowledge in real-world projects to compensate for any educational shortcomings
Q287. Branches of deployment
Branches of deployment refer to different environments where code changes are deployed for testing and production.
Development branch - where developers work on new features and bug fixes
Testing branch - where code changes are tested before being merged into production
Staging branch - a replica of the production environment used for final testing before deployment
Production branch - where the final code changes are deployed for end-users
Feature branches - created for specific ...read more
Q288. Sumx difference between sum
SUMX calculates the total of an expression evaluated for each row in a table, while SUM calculates the total of a column.
SUMX is an iterator function in DAX that allows you to iterate over a table and perform calculations on each row.
SUMX is commonly used to calculate a total based on a formula or expression applied to each row.
SUM, on the other hand, simply calculates the total of a column without any iteration over rows.
For example, SUMX can be used to calculate the total s...read more
Q289. Different tools
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Q290. Cycle of devops
The cycle of DevOps involves continuous integration, continuous delivery, and continuous deployment to streamline software development and deployment processes.
Continuous integration: Developers regularly merge their code changes into a central repository, where automated tests are run to detect integration issues.
Continuous delivery: Code changes are automatically built, tested, and prepared for release to production, ensuring that software can be released at any time.
Contin...read more
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