1. An initial HR call.

2. Technical test. They asked to build an AWS Load Balancer, EC2 web servers, and an RDS architecture using Terraform and Ansible.

3. There was a technical interview, but it wasn't very professional. I have to agree with other feedback provided on Glassdoor for this position:

• Questions were all about theory and syntax, and nothing about cloud concepts, how would you implement things, or matters relevant to real-life scenarios.
• Interviewers were unfriendly, and I got the impression they just wanted to punish candidates with questions. It was an old-school style.
• As I was advised, I expected questions related to the technical test, but that never happened.

I wouldn't recommend spending time on this process unless you want to work in a non-flexible environment.

1. Python theory concepts

2. AWS (VPCs, Load Balancers, Autoscaling groups)

3. Linux troubleshooting

4. Grafana + Prometheus

5. Terraform (modules, Terraform state, etc.)