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DevOps Pair Programming

Description

The candidate will deploy different components from a common infrastructure in AWS/GCP/Azure using the automation tool of their choice. We could recreate this environment many times only changing its name (for example production, staging, etc.)

Infrastructure Components

  • Load Balancer
  • Two Web/Application Servers
  • One Database Server

Steps

  • Choose an infrastructure as code tool: terraform, cloudformation, pulumi, ansible, etc.
  • Choose the cloud provider where you are going to deploy the infrastructure.
  • Clone the repository. Create your own branch for the exercise.
  • List your requirements in order to execute the deployment.
  • Explain your initial approach to resolve the exercise.
  • Write the code or configuration using the tool of your choice.
  • Explain their final approach to resolve the exercise.
  • Get feedback from the interviewer about their proposed resolution.
  • Make adjustments if needed.
  • Push your code.
  • Execute the deployment.
  • If the deployment fails, explain why and possible solutions.
  • If the deployment is successful, explain what things could be improved (performance, security, etc).

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