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Re:Big data is dead (2023) by coffeebeqn on Monday May 27, 2024 @11:13AM (#40491498)
This is the crux of it. Another interviewer would’ve marked “run on a local machine with a big SSD” - as: this fool doesn’t know enough about distributed systems and just runs toy projects on one machine
Re:Big data is dead (2023) by dartos on Monday May 27, 2024 @11:25AM (#40491616)
That is what I think interviewers think when I don’t immediately bring up kubernetes and sqs in an architecture interview
Re:Big data is dead (2023) by theamk on Monday May 27, 2024 @02:17PM (#40493179)
depending on the shop? For some kinds of tasks, jumping to kubernets right away would be a minus during interview.
Re:Big data is dead (2023) by altdataseller on Monday May 27, 2024 @10:52PM (#40496905)
Recommending kubernetes immediately is an insta-rejection for me, if I was an interviewer
Re:Big data is dead (2023) by llm_trw on Monday May 27, 2024 @10:50PM (#40496899)
The interview goes both ways.

The few times I've ignored red flags from a company in an interview I've been in a world of pain afterwards.

Re:Big data is dead (2023) by thsksbd on Monday May 27, 2024 @11:08PM (#40496969)
So give both answers. Itd would happen all the time in college, or in a thesis defense, where one disagrees with the examiner and one finds oneself in a position of "is this guy trying to trick me!"

Give both answers, and explain why the obvious "hard" answer is wrong

Re:Big data is dead (2023) by meetingthrower on Tuesday May 28, 2024 @08:00AM (#40499826)
Exactly!!! This is an interviewer issue. You should be guiding them. Get the answers for each scenario out of both sets of interviewees and see if they are facile enough to roll with it. Doing a one shot "quiz" is not that revealing....