Wipro AWS Devops Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Share Your experience on Creating AWS resources. GUI or using IAC tool?
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I primarily use IAC tools like Terraform to create AWS resources for consistency, version control, and automation.
• I prefer using IAC tools like Terraform for creating AWS resources as it allows for infrastructure as code, version control, and automation.

• Using IAC tools ensures consistency in resource creation across environments.

• GUI can be useful for quick prototyping or exploring AWS services, but IAC is more efficien...read more
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Q2. Have you got any issues in pod, while creating or monitoring pods in the kubernetes cluster?
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Yes, I have faced issues while creating or monitoring pods in a Kubernetes cluster.
• One common issue is pods getting stuck in a pending state due to resource constraints or scheduling issues.

• Another issue is pods crashing frequently due to misconfigured settings or incompatible container images.

• Monitoring pods can be challenging, especially when dealing with a large number of pods and trying to track their health and pe...read more
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Q3. What are use of Versioning in S3? Have you got any issues in working using S3?
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Versioning in S3 allows for preserving, retrieving, and restoring every version of an object stored in a bucket.
• Enables recovery from unintended user actions or application failures

• Helps in maintaining different versions of objects for audit or compliance purposes

• Prevents accidental deletion or overwriting of objects

• Useful for tracking changes and rolling back to previous versions if needed
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Q4. What are the Devops tools, you have experience on?
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I have experience with various DevOps tools including Jenkins, Docker, Ansible, and Terraform.
• Jenkins

• Docker

• Ansible

• Terraform
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Q1. Questions on Network Part
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Q1. What is docker File ? Explain
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Dockerfile is a text document that contains all the commands a user could call on the command line to assemble an image.
• Dockerfile is used to build Docker images by specifying a series of instructions.

• It includes commands like FROM, RUN, COPY, CMD, etc.

• Each instruction in the Dockerfile creates a layer in the image.

• Dockerfile is used to automate the process of creating Docker containers.

• Example: FROM ubuntu:latest, RUN
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Q2. What is webhook & why??
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Webhook is a method of augmenting or altering the behavior of a web page, or web application, with custom callbacks.
• Webhook is a way for an application to provide other applications with real-time information.

• It allows developers to receive instant notifications when a specific event occurs.

• Webhooks are commonly used in automation, continuous integration, and deployment processes.

• Examples include receiving notification...read more
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How aws vs verulation.

Q1. Nacl vs security group?
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Nacl is a stateless firewall while security group is a stateful firewall in AWS.
• NACL operates at the subnet level, while security groups operate at the instance level.

• NACL rules are evaluated in order, while security group rules are evaluated independently.

• NACLs are stateless, meaning you must create rules for both inbound and outbound traffic, while security groups are stateful.

• NACLs are more flexible in terms of allo...read more
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Q2. Aws cloudformation
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Q1. Reason for change
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Q2. Salary discuss how much excellent
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Q1. Related to docker and kubernetes
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Q1. Salary negotiation and compensation
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How manage the code

Q1. What is docker attached and detached mode how to get out of docker exec without closing the terminal of docker exec
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Docker attached mode runs a container in the foreground, while detached mode runs it in the background.
• In attached mode, you can see the container's output in the terminal where it was started.

• In detached mode, the container runs in the background and you can continue using the terminal.

• To exit a Docker exec session without closing the terminal, press Ctrl + P, Ctrl + Q.

• You can also use the command 'exit' or 'Ctrl + D'
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