Interview scheduling was good. The interviewer did not come for the first time, resulting in a waste of one hour for me.

Next time: The interviewer started the interview by asking me to introduce myself. I was introducing myself and telling him about past experience, but I was interrupted, and the interviewer told me we would jump on to technical questions.

Coming to technical questions, he asked me how to deploy a .Net app to AKS. I started by telling him about Dockerfile and local testing. After local testing, I told him we would store the Docker image in an artifact repository. I have experience pushing images to Jfrog, but he said Jfrog is not required. I was about to tell him further about CI/CD, but he was not willing to listen.

He moved on to ask questions regarding Azure Developer, like how developers would access the storage programmatically. I told him about other options, but he was very specific. I think the interview was about DevOps Engineering, but I'm not sure why there were questions about Azure Developer.

Overall, I think the interviewer was not interested in listening about my work experience. He was up to the point and was expecting only specific answers, like in a school viva.

I was expecting questions on DevOps topics like Jenkins, Docker, clusters, Git, and Artifactory. Unfortunately, there were no questions asked on these topics, and we ended the interview in 16 minutes.

How to deploy .NET application to AKS?

Service Bus in Azure?