Improve your English for DevOps. Learn how to discuss CI/CD pipelines, cloud infrastructure, and incident management with clarity and precision.
Practice RoleplaysCommunicating clearly and calmly during system outages to coordinate a fix.
Drafting detailed reports analyzing why an incident occurred and how to prevent it.
Informing developers about updates to CI/CD pipelines or cloud environments.
Discussing potential vulnerabilities and compliance requirements with security teams.
Presenting strategies to reduce cloud computing expenses to management.
Make sure your English is ready for the technical and behavioral questions.
Interview Prep“Infrastructure”
The basic physical and organizational structures needed for operation.
/IN-fruh-struk-cher/
“Deployment”
The action of bringing resources into effective action.
/dih-PLOY-munt/
“Pipeline”
A set of automated processes that allow developers to compile, build, and deploy their code.
/PYP-lyn/
“Continuous Integration”
The practice of merging all developer working copies to a shared mainline several times a day.
/kun-TIN-yoo-us in-tih-GRAY-shun/
“Orchestration”
The automated configuration, management, and coordination of computer systems.
/or-kih-STRAY-shun/
“Containerization”
Packaging software code with just the OS libraries and dependencies required to run.
/kun-tay-ner-ih-ZAY-shun/
“Downtime”
Time during which a machine or system is out of action or unavailable.
/DOWN-tym/
“Redundancy”
The inclusion of extra components functioning in case of failure.
/rih-DUN-dun-see/
“Scalability”
The capability of a system to handle a growing amount of work.
/skay-luh-BIL-ih-tee/
“Provisioning”
The process of setting up IT infrastructure.
/proh-VIZH-uh-ning/
“Telemetry”
The collection of measurements or other data at remote points and their automatic transmission.
/tuh-LEM-ih-tree/
“Latency”
The delay before a transfer of data begins following an instruction.
/LAY-tun-see/
“Throughput”
The amount of data processed by a system in a given amount of time.
/THROO-poot/
“Rollback”
The process of restoring a database or program to a previously defined state.
/ROHL-bak/
“Post-mortem”
An analysis or discussion of an event after it has occurred.
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