Can you recall two production incidents: the most interesting and the most foolish you encountered?
Java
Do you have a code editor on hand to solve tasks?
So, the choice of implementation is entirely left to the person who is implementing the task?
How was this analytics scenario/flow previously described, based on what documents and artifacts?
To what extent have you delved into the topic of pods and containers?
What is consumer lag in simple words?
Did the task come to you in the formulation you voiced, or differently? What was the original formulation of the task?
Have you encountered contract testing?
Are you familiar with WireMock?
Did you set up monitoring yourself or did someone else do it?
Do you think this solution is non-functional at all?
Has the architecture you changed during the implementation of the task been described somewhere before?
How are system requirements recorded — only in tasks, and the analyst describes them?
What is the problem with this solution (commit after calling an external REST service)?
Can you tell us more about the high-load optimization you implemented at PSB?
Based on what indicators did you decide that the task is worth the effort?
What led you to this topic (what prompted you to read about it)?
If there were no such infrastructure (like Prometheus), and there were only Kafka and a database, would the database be able to record all these messages under a load of one hundred thousand messages per second?
Where did you complete your diploma internship?
Has the change from a sequential process to a parallel one been recorded somewhere?