Zensar Technologies Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

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SQl, Spring, Spring BOOT< hibernate, JPA

Q1. What would you do if you're given the role/ what would be your plan of actions if you're on boarded
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As a Team Lead, my plan of action would involve setting clear goals, fostering open communication, providing support to team members, and continuously evaluating and improving processes.
• Establish clear goals and expectations for the team

• Encourage open communication and collaboration among team members

• Provide support and guidance to team members to help them succeed

• Regularly evaluate team performance and processes to id...read more
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Q2. Let's say there are 7 in the team 3 are on leave and you would need to finish a project which needs 7 folks but now you have only 4 resources. How would you manage to deliver the project?
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I would prioritize tasks, redistribute workload, and possibly seek temporary resources to ensure project completion.
• Prioritize tasks based on criticality and dependencies

• Redistribute workload among the available resources

• Consider seeking temporary resources or outsourcing some tasks

• Communicate with stakeholders about the situation and potential delays
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Q1. About the Existing Project
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Q2. Authentication in our project
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Authentication in our project involves verifying the identity of users before granting access.
• Implement secure login functionality using encryption algorithms like bcrypt

• Utilize session management to track user authentication status

• Consider implementing multi-factor authentication for added security
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Q3. Types of Request in Apis
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Types of requests in APIs include GET, POST, PUT, DELETE.
• GET - Used to retrieve data from a server

• POST - Used to send data to a server to create/update a resource

• PUT - Used to update a resource on the server

• DELETE - Used to delete a resource on the server
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Q1. What are the parameter needed for configuring Datagurd?
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Parameters needed for configuring Dataguard include LOG_ARCHIVE_DEST_1, LOG_ARCHIVE_DEST_2, FAL_SERVER, STANDBY_FILE_MANAGEMENT, etc.
• LOG_ARCHIVE_DEST_1: Specifies the location to archive redo logs on the primary database

• LOG_ARCHIVE_DEST_2: Specifies the location to archive redo logs on the standby database

• FAL_SERVER: Specifies the FAL (Fetch Archive Log) server for the standby database

• STANDBY_FILE_MANAGEMENT: Specifies...read more
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Q2. What is cut over phase during migration or upgradation?
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Cut over phase is the final stage of migration or upgradation where the new system takes over the functions of the old system.
• Cut over phase involves transitioning from the old system to the new system.

• It includes final data migration, testing, and validation of the new system.

• During cut over phase, users are trained on the new system and any remaining issues are resolved.

• The goal of cut over phase is to ensure a smoot...read more
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Q3. Are you aware of cross platform migration in oracle apps ie. Linux to solaris?
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Yes, cross platform migration in Oracle Apps involves moving from one operating system to another, such as Linux to Solaris.
• Cross platform migration in Oracle Apps involves transferring the application and database from one operating system to another.

• It requires careful planning and testing to ensure a smooth transition.

• Data migration tools like Oracle Data Pump can be used to facilitate the process.

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Q4. Adop phases during oracle apps patching?
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ADOP (Application DBA Online Patching) has multiple phases during Oracle Apps patching.
• Prepare phase - prepares the system for patching

• Apply phase - applies the patches to the system

• Finalize phase - finalizes the patching process

• Cutover phase - switches the system to the new patch level

• Cleanup phase - cleans up temporary files and logs
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Q5. Upgradation experience
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I have extensive experience in upgrading Oracle applications, including planning, testing, and executing upgrades.
• Led multiple successful Oracle application upgrades from planning to execution

• Performed thorough testing to ensure compatibility and functionality post-upgrade

• Worked closely with stakeholders to minimize downtime and disruptions during upgrades
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Q1. Risky user identification and process to mitigate it.
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Risky user identification involves analyzing user behavior and implementing measures to reduce potential risks.
• Utilize user behavior analytics to identify unusual patterns or activities

• Implement multi-factor authentication for sensitive actions

• Regularly review user access permissions and revoke unnecessary privileges

• Train employees on cybersecurity best practices to prevent risky behavior

• Monitor user activity in real-t...read more
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Q2. Email campaigns hie to handle them
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Email campaigns should be handled strategically with personalized content and targeted audience segmentation.
• Segment your audience based on demographics, behavior, or preferences to send personalized content.

• Use A/B testing to optimize subject lines, content, and timing for better engagement.

• Monitor key metrics such as open rates, click-through rates, and conversions to measure campaign success.

• Automate email workflows...read more
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Q3. Siem content development and use cases example
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Siem content development involves creating rules and use cases to detect and respond to security threats.
• Developing custom rules to monitor for specific security events

• Creating use cases to identify patterns of suspicious activity

• Leveraging threat intelligence feeds to enhance detection capabilities
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Q4. Threat intelligence active and passive
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Q5. Process for brute force mitigation
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Implementing a process to prevent brute force attacks on a system.
• Implement account lockout policies after a certain number of failed login attempts

• Use CAPTCHA or multi-factor authentication to verify user identity

• Monitor login attempts and block IP addresses with suspicious activity

• Regularly update passwords and educate users on strong password practices
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Q6. Step to safeguard if account got compromised.
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Enable two-factor authentication, change passwords, monitor account activity.
• Enable two-factor authentication for added security.

• Change passwords regularly to prevent unauthorized access.

• Monitor account activity for any suspicious behavior.

• Notify the account provider immediately if account is compromised.
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