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OpenShift Interview Mistakes / Ignorance!

Below are some mistakes generally we see during the OpenShift Interviews. Few are common and few are specific to OpenShift In-depth concepts.

Lack of Basic Understanding: Not having a solid grasp of what OpenShift is and its core components.

Ignoring Kubernetes Fundamentals: Failing to understand the relationship between Kubernetes and OpenShift.

Skipping Over Installation Details: Not knowing how to install and set up OpenShift.

Not Understanding Operators: Being unfamiliar with OpenShift Operators and their use.

Misunderstanding OpenShift Projects: Confusing OpenShift projects with Kubernetes namespaces.

Overlooking RBAC: Not knowing how to implement Role-Based Access Control in OpenShift.

Storage Configuration: Lacking knowledge about persistent storage options and configurations in OpenShift.

Networking Concepts: Being unaware of how networking works in OpenShift, including SDN and service mesh.

Security Features: Ignoring OpenShift security features like SCCs (Security Context Constraints).

Helm Charts: Not knowing how to use Helm charts within OpenShift.

Application Deployment: Struggling with deploying applications on OpenShift.

CI/CD Integration: Being unfamiliar with integrating CI/CD pipelines with OpenShift.

Logging and Monitoring: Lacking knowledge about logging and monitoring tools in OpenShift.

Not Understanding Builds: Ignoring the build process in OpenShift, including build configs and strategies.

Resource Quotas: Not knowing how to set and manage resource quotas.

Cluster Management: Being unaware of OpenShift cluster management and administration practices.

Upgrade Process: Not knowing the steps to upgrade an OpenShift cluster.

Service Mesh: Lacking knowledge of OpenShift Service Mesh and Istio.

Operators Framework: Not understanding how to develop and use custom operators.

Backup and Restore: Ignoring OpenShift backup and restore strategies.

Multitenancy: Failing to understand how OpenShift handles multitenancy.

OAuth Integration: Struggling with integrating OAuth and other authentication mechanisms.

Route Configuration: Not knowing how to configure and manage routes in OpenShift.

DNS Management: Ignoring the DNS setup and management in OpenShift.

Not Using CLI: Relying solely on the web console and not knowing how to use the OpenShift CLI.

Lacking API Knowledge: Being unfamiliar with the OpenShift API and how to interact with it.

Image Management: Not understanding image streams and image management in OpenShift.

Inefficient Scaling: Not knowing how to effectively scale applications in OpenShift.

Failing to Troubleshoot: Lacking troubleshooting skills for OpenShift environments.

Configuration Management: Ignoring config maps and secrets management in OpenShift.

Node Management: Not knowing how to manage nodes within an OpenShift cluster.

Ingress Controllers: Being unaware of how to configure and manage ingress controllers.

Registry Setup: Ignoring the setup and management of OpenShift’s integrated registry.

Lack of Automation: Not using automation tools and practices with OpenShift.

Pod Security: Failing to understand pod security policies and configurations.

Network Policies: Ignoring network policies for controlling traffic within OpenShift.

Failing to Use Templates: Not using or understanding OpenShift templates for deploying applications.

Not Keeping Updated: Ignoring updates and new features introduced in OpenShift versions.

Failing to Understand CRDs: Lacking knowledge about Custom Resource Definitions (CRDs).

Performance Tuning: Not knowing how to tune the performance of OpenShift clusters.

Ignoring Documentation: Not referring to OpenShift documentation for best practices.

Backup Configurations: Ignoring proper configuration for backups and disaster recovery.

Lacking Load Balancing Knowledge: Not understanding load balancing techniques in OpenShift.

Ignoring Community Resources: Not participating in OpenShift community forums and resources.

Underestimating OpenShift’s Complexity: Assuming OpenShift is simple and underestimating its complexity.

Not Testing Changes: Failing to test changes in a development environment before applying them to production.

Ignoring Resource Limits: Not setting appropriate resource limits for applications.

Not Preparing for Questions: Failing to prepare for commonly asked interview questions about OpenShift.

Overlooking Best Practices: Ignoring industry best practices for managing and deploying OpenShift.

Poor Communication: Not effectively communicating technical details and concepts during the interview.

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