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1. Write a sort of FizzBuzz 2. Use rest api to get a JSON and traverse it 3, Parse a log file and process the data 4. Parse the same file in a more advanced way (regex, grouping, etc.) 5. The same file but parse it continuously (the file can be rolled-over, etc.) Side questions: advantages and disadvantages of a recursion, rewrite a recursion in a non-recursive way, etc. (depends on what do you write)
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Site Reliability Engineer

Interviewed at LinkedIn

3.7
Jan 28, 2020

1. Write a sort of FizzBuzz 2. Use rest api to get a JSON and traverse it 3, Parse a log file and process the data 4. Parse the same file in a more advanced way (regex, grouping, etc.) 5. The same file but parse it continuously (the file can be rolled-over, etc.) Side questions: advantages and disadvantages of a recursion, rewrite a recursion in a non-recursive way, etc. (depends on what do you write)

Scale a ride-hailing application so that it handles ~10,000 requests/minute. This was a 1.5-hour-long discussion with follow-ups, including Consistent Hashing. They also challenged multiple of my design claims which I had to think about on the spot.
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Site Reliability Engineer Intern

Interviewed at LinkedIn

3.7
Mar 23, 2021

Scale a ride-hailing application so that it handles ~10,000 requests/minute. This was a 1.5-hour-long discussion with follow-ups, including Consistent Hashing. They also challenged multiple of my design claims which I had to think about on the spot.

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