Workday Devops Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Explain our company devops process
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Our company's DevOps process focuses on continuous integration, automated testing, and deployment.
• Continuous integration: Developers regularly merge their code changes into a shared repository, triggering automated builds and tests.

• Automated testing: Testing is automated at various stages of the development process to ensure code quality and reliability.

• Deployment automation: Code changes are automatically deployed to ...read more
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Q1. Past experience in devops
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I have 5 years of experience in implementing DevOps practices in various organizations.
• Implemented CI/CD pipelines using tools like Jenkins, GitLab CI, and CircleCI

• Automated infrastructure provisioning with tools like Terraform and Ansible

• Managed containerized applications using Docker and Kubernetes

• Monitored and maintained production systems with tools like Prometheus and Grafana
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Q2. Scripted jeninsfile for CI
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A scripted Jenkinsfile is a Groovy script that defines the pipeline for Continuous Integration (CI).
• Use 'pipeline' block to define the stages of the CI pipeline

• Utilize 'stage' block to specify individual stages within the pipeline

• Leverage 'steps' block to define the actions to be executed within each stage

• Use 'node' block to allocate a Jenkins agent for running the pipeline

• Utilize 'checkout' step to fetch the source co
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Q1. WAF implementation in AWS
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Implementing a Web Application Firewall (WAF) in AWS for enhanced security.
• Use AWS WAF to protect web applications from common web exploits.

• Create rules to filter and monitor HTTP and HTTPS requests.

• Integrate AWS WAF with other AWS services like CloudFront or API Gateway for comprehensive protection.
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Q2. Write a CD jenkinsfile
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A CD Jenkinsfile automates the Continuous Delivery process in Jenkins.
• Define stages for build, test, deploy

• Use declarative syntax for pipeline

• Include steps for version control, artifact management

• Utilize plugins for notifications, approvals

• Implement error handling and rollback mechanisms
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Q1. It was about terraform
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Q2. It was about kubernetes
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Q1. What is VPC and its concepts?
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VPC stands for Virtual Private Cloud, a virtual network dedicated to your AWS account.
• VPC allows you to create a logically isolated section of the AWS Cloud where you can launch AWS resources.

• You can define your own IP address range, create subnets, configure route tables, and network gateways within a VPC.

• VPC provides security by allowing you to control inbound and outbound traffic to and from your instances.

• You can c...read more
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Q2. What are the two health checks when EC2 instance is launched?
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The two health checks when an EC2 instance is launched are System Status Checks and Instance Status Checks.
• System Status Checks ensure that the underlying host system is healthy and reachable.

• Instance Status Checks ensure that the instance is running properly and can be accessed.

• Examples: System Status Checks may include checking network connectivity, while Instance Status Checks may include verifying system logs.
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Q3. What is difference between IAM group and IAM roles?
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IAM groups are collections of IAM users, while IAM roles are permissions that can be assumed by users or services.
• IAM groups are used to manage permissions for multiple users at once

• IAM roles are used to delegate permissions to users or services

• IAM groups can contain multiple users, while IAM roles can only be assumed by one entity at a time
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Q1. What is DaemonSet
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DaemonSet ensures that all or some nodes run a copy of a Pod
• DaemonSet is a Kubernetes resource that ensures a copy of a Pod is running on all or some nodes in a cluster

• It is useful for running a single instance of a Pod on every node in a cluster

• DaemonSet is commonly used for monitoring, logging, and other system-level services

• Example: Running a logging agent on every node in a Kubernetes cluster
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Q2. What is deployment and difference between statefulset and deployment
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Deployment is a way to manage and update applications in Kubernetes. StatefulSet is used for stateful applications with unique identities.
• Deployment is used for stateless applications, while StatefulSet is used for stateful applications.

• Deployment manages replica sets and ensures a desired state is maintained.

• StatefulSet maintains a unique identity for each pod, making it suitable for applications that require stable a...read more
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Q1. Question on the skills that you have written in resume
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Overall ok It was 30 min duration

They first gave me a project to be implemented in Go language, then was called for tefchnival round