Cloud engineers play an integral role in the development and implementation of software in technology companies. Typically, in interviews for cloud engineer positions, employers are interested in how you follow current trends in the field and how you would address problems that come up in these paradigms. You should be vocal about your skills, providing as much detail as possible about how your solutions-oriented thinking proved valuable in earlier work situations. Lastly, you'll want to speak to the field-at-large in relation to other fields within technology companies, demonstrating that you know the ins and outs of cloud computing and why they're so contemporarily relevant.
Windows Booting Process? Linux booting Process? Windows BSOD error troubleshooting? Moderate level Pattern printing coding question. DNS? Subnet qs with numerical type ? DHCP? Routers?Switches?Gateways? Virtual Memory?Thrashing? Scenario based questions like when 2 people are trying to access amazon.com where one is able to access the site without any problem and the other one is facing some loading problem. How will you troubleshoot this. I don't remember all the questions.
Whats the difference between symmetric and asymmetric encryption?
Only technichal questions about TCP,IP,CErtificates,ETC.
I can not go into the specifics of the questions because I signed an NDA but depending on which role you are applying for you should expect to get a bar raiser in that field. Amazon Cloud Support Field has disciplines in Networks, Analytics, Operating Systems etc. Also note that bar raiser questions can come from that field but also expect to know adequately enough in the other fields. Concerning your preference of Operating Systems, you can specify your preferred OS and they normally accommodate that. No need to dive into Linux if you are a Windows expert or vice-versa. I am sure you have heard of the Leadership Principles so make sure you have at least two examples per Leadership Principle. I would not advise memorizing them; I would highly recommend watching Dan Croitor's videos which explains and gives examples of how they would be phrased https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw0uQHve23oMWgQcTTpgQsQ. In the On-Site interview, it is also discouraged to reuse the same examples for different interviewers; the reason is they consolidate their work and it shows you live out the principle if you have multiple examples. Glassdoor was very helpful in preparing for the interview as well.
OSI layers and protocols related to each layer
what is default gateway? why do we need it.
What’s DNS? tell me everything
What is Paging ?
How to read files from HDFS into spark shell?
Describe a time where you had to say customer isn't right.
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