...For developers position they said u gotta be an expert in linux …. …u can use any programming language ..but I found shell found to be d best…we were allowed to use man pages…
1.Prog shud take process name as input , display the memory occupied by all the process under that. 2. Process should be daemon . 3. We must write it to into log file that will display the following for every 5 seconds…Elapsed time, Vmmsize, VmmRss.. ..they gave hints… I tried to use commands like.. ..pidof <process name> Ps v <value returned by pidoff> … I tried to figure out commands using man pages , but unable to implement it…… On Aug 6, 1:17 pm, TheMitraBoy <gourab5139...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi, > Directi visited our Campus in 3rd week of July. It was recruiting for 2 > profiles - System Developer and Developer Operations (Sys Admin) > There was an Apti test to start with. Depending on you performance in the > Apti test , you would be shortlisted in either the Sys Dev or Sys Admin > lists. Remember that there would be sectional cutoffs.Besides the common > part in the question paper, you would have questions targeted towards a > specific profile. Lots of Linux commands for the Sys Admin questions. > In the coding round, Sys Dev were given of finding out the Least Increasing > Sub-sequence. In Sys Admin, we were told to mimic the functionality of the > "find" command in Linux with the "-size" parameter. We were allowed to use > any language of our choice and we were told to use APIs in the particular > languages which make use of system calls (line opendir(), scandir() etc in > C). If you want to get through the coding of Sys Admin, make sure you have > grasped the last chapter (on UNIX Programming) on Kerningham and Ritchie and > tried out the programs there. > > Though i didn't make it to the interviews, i can tell you there were > multiple rounds. Each one exceeding 30 mins. These people can be very > selective. Questions were asked on various topics such as DS, OOP , OS, > Networking etc. > > I hope you find this info useful -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Algorithm Geeks" group. To post to this group, send email to algogeeks@googlegroups.com. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to algogeeks+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/algogeeks?hl=en.
