
Explore common devops interview questions and learn to answer them like a pro, with insights on AWS, Docker, Kubernetes, and essential tools.
In this session you practice the same shell navigation on-call engineers use when a build lands in the wrong place. You work through a short incident story: a release bundle was deployed to an unexpected path while the service still points at an old binary or directory. From your home directory you confirm where you are, surface hidden files, move to the filesystem root, map standard locations (/opt, /srv, /etc, /var), and relate configuration under /etc to runtime evidence under /var. You use real commands—ls, pwd, ls -la, cd (including /, ~, .., and absolute paths to /etc)—in a guided terminal. The lab ends with a recap of every command and short notes, consistent with the other hands-on challenges in the course.
Explore DevOps interview questions on cloud trail auditing, including event logging, 90-day retention, and cost considerations, and explain Docker run restart behavior for containers on EC2 instances.
Explore key DevOps KPI concepts like deployment frequency, percentage of fail deployments, and mean time to failure recovery, plus practical git fetch vs git pull and interview-ready insights.
Learn how to discuss secret management with Vault as a secret engine and explain Git log for tracking commits, history, and cherry-picking in devops interviews.
Explore whether docker compose can use yaml or json, noting yaml's json compatibility and readability, plus Aurora backups and six copies across availability zones with point-in-time restore.
Explain how Jenkins uses a controller and agents to schedule and run pipelines, enabling scale-out and high availability, and compare local versus remote artifacts stored in a central artifact repository.
secure Jenkins with login authentication via ldap or sso and manage secrets in pipelines. understand how liveness probes verify deployment status and how thresholds reflect startup time.
Identify three network connectivity types: site to site, site to cloud, and VPC to VPC, and explain how they connect on premises data centers and within the cloud.
Assess your devops interview readiness with a self-evaluation matrix, identify topics to improve, and explore interview questions and answers for engineers and freshers to practice and grow.
You have finished your Devops course and now preparing for the interview ?
Are you wondering what kind of questions could come during the technical rounds ?
Which domain are you good and how to evaluate this ?
If above are your thoughts then this free devops preparation course is for you.
Join with me in journey of getting prepared for Devops job interviews.
Course covers Devops interview questions and answers and also how to present them during the interview
We aim to see different devops domain questions and how to answer them if they were to be asked during the interview.
This will also help you evaluate or re-evaluate your knowledge on devops components you have studied till now.
You will have a good confidence or a boost in the positive direction after watching this course.
This is short course and hence I promise you can complete this in less than 1 hour
Devops is a vast topic but here we get to see different questions from different domains and how to tackle them during the course of our technical interview
Key tech stacks covered are
AWS
Docker
Terraform
Jenkins
Kuberentes
Helm
Questions also vary in type like MCQ , Scenario based and Fundamental concepts
Future editions of the videos are also planned and will be released or updated soon