Hello Folks,
I have an SRE craft interview coming up with atlassian and I would like to have some pointers on how would I approach the problem and clear the round.
I got a job description and round information. Any pointers on how to do well?
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The interviewer wanted some specific answers and driving me towards that.
Things I did not do well -
1. He wanted me to answer what is an enterprise incident management process is. Incident commander and everything.
2. Measure something particular request path is failing - I gave crash reporting, web server and access logs which might have some latency analyzing and not real time.
3. Asked me about 99.99% availability. I said if each component gives me 99.99% Interrupted me before going forward. quite surprised here.. Did not let me cover a lot of things what can I do to guarantee 99.99% availability. Then asked how can make my web tier 99.99%, gave CI/CD, feature flags etc.
Biggest red flag - did not mention multi-AZ.
Ended the interview 10 minutes early for questions.
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He liked that I could answer most of his questions even though I am coming from a software engineering background.
The interviewer felt since lack of enterprise sre experience I missed few questions