30 June 2021
#ADO.NET
| What is Connection Pooling in ADO.NET? |
| What is the differences Between DataReader and DataSet? |
| What is SqlCommand Object? |
| What is the difference between ADO and ADO.NET? |
| What is the DataAdapter Object in ADO.NET? |
| What is DataTable in ADO.NET? |
| What is the DataReader in ADO.Net? |
| What is the SqlCommandBuilder? |
| What is the Connection object in ADO.NET? |
| What is ExecuteScalar method in ADO.NET? |
| What is the difference between DataSet and DataReader? |
| What is DataAdapter and its property? |
| What is clone() method of DataSet? |
| What is the Copy() method of DataSet? |
| What is the HasChanges() method of DataSet? |
| What is the preferred method for executing SQL commands that contain parameters? |
| What is Transactions and Concurrency in ADO.NET? |
| What is the ADO.NET Data provider? |
| What is disconnected data? |
| What is GetChanges() method in ADO.NET? |
| What is BindingSource class in ADO.NET? |
| What are the ADO.NET components? |
| What are the methods of DataSet? |
| What are Parameters in ADO.NET? |
| What are the important classes in ADO.NET? |
| What are the two fundamental objects in ADO.NET? |
| What are the Connection object properties and Connection class members? |
| What are the advantages of ADO.NET? |
| What do you understand by DataRelation class? |
| What do you understand by SqlTransaction class in ADO.NET? |
| Explain about Data Access Object or DAO? |
| Explain the properties and methods of Command Object. |
| Explain the ExecuteScalar method in ADO.NET? |
| Explain the OleDbDataAdapter Command Properties with Examples? |
| Explain the clear() method of DataSet? |
| Explain the DataTable and Relationship between the DataTable, the DataRow, and the DataColumn. |
| Describe the System.Data Namespace Class? |
| Describe the DataView in ADO.NET? |
| Explain the ExecuteXmlReader? |
| How can you define the DataSet structure? |
| How can create a SqlConnection? |
| How can we Create and Manage Connections In ADO.NET? |
| How can you access the data from DataReader? |
| Hpw DataSet objects in ADO.NET replace the ADO Recordset object? |
| Use of DataSet object in ADO.NET? |
| What is ADO.NET? |
| What method in the oleDbDataAdapter class populates a dataset with records? |
| What you understand by ExecuteNonQuery Method? |
| Which namespaces are used for data access? |
#ASP.NET
| What is a web application? |
| What is a web application framework, and what are its benefits? |
| What are some benefits of ASP.NET Core over the classic ASP.NET? |
| What is a web server? |
| What is the MVC pattern? |
| What is the purpose of the .csproj file? |
| What is NuGet package manager? |
| What is the purpose of the Program class? |
| What is the purpose of the Startup class? |
| What is the purpose of the wwwroot folder? |
| What is the purpose of the appsettings.json file? |
| What is IIS? |
| What is Kestrel? |
| What is the difference between IIS and Kestrel? Why do we need two web servers? |
| What is caching? |
| What is model binding in ASP.NET? |
| What is an Action Method? |
| What are the different types that implement the IActionResult interface? |
| What is dependency injection? |
| What is a cookie? |
| What is routing, and how can you define routes in ASP.NET Core? |
| What is a RESTful Web Service or a Web API? |
| What is Entity Framework? |
| Explain how HTTP protocol works? |
| Explain the role of the various components of the MVC pattern? |
| Explain how dependency injection works in ASP.NET Core? |
| Explain the concept of middleware in ASP.NET Core? |
| Explain how conventional routing works? |
| Explain how attribute-based routing works? |
| When do you choose classic ASP.NET over ASP.NET Core? |
| What’s the HTTPContext object? How can you access it within a Controller? |
#VB.NET
| What is the difference between VB and VB.Net? |
| What is the difference between C# and VB.Net? |
| What is an assembly and its use? |
| What is strong name in .NET assembly? |
| What is the difference between Namespace and Assembly? |
| What is INTERNAL keyword in .Net Framework? |
| What is the use of New Keyword? |
| What is ReDim keyword and its use? |
| What is jagged array in VB.Net? |
| What is Garbage Collection? |
| What is the use of Option explicit? |
| What is the difference between System.String and System.StringBuilder classes? |
| What is the difference between int and int32? |
| What is the difference between Dataset and Datareader? |
| What is the difference between value and reference types? |
| What is TRACE in VB.Net? |
| What is Authentication and Authorization? |
| What is Global Assembly Cache (GAC)? |
| What is Managed code? |
| What is serialization in .Net? |
| What is the difference between Convert.tostring and i.tostring method? |
| What is the difference between thread and process? |
| What is strong typing and weak typing? |
| What is the class that allows an element to be accessed using Unique key? |
| What is Code Security? |
| What is deep copy? |
| What are the different types of assembly? |
| What are Option Strict and Option Explicit? |
| What are all the differences between Dispose and Finalize()? |
| What are the types of generations in garbage collector? |
| What are nested classes? |
| What are the types of Authentication? |
| What are the two main parts of .NET? |
| How can we store decimal data in .NET? |
| How many languages are supported by .Net? |
| How many .NET languages can a single .NET DLL contain? |
| How many classes a DLL can contain? |
| What is CLR? |
| What is CLS? |
| What is CTS? |
| What is Delegate? |
| What is Enumerator? |
| What is Globalization? |
| What is hashtable? |
| What is JIT? |
| What is Manifest? |
| What is Metadata? |
| What is namespace? |
| Which DLL Is used for Microsoft .NET run time? |
| Which namespace are used for accessing the data? |
29 June 2021
#Openstack
| What are the key components of OpenStack? |
| What storage types are allowed by OpenStack Compute? |
| What is Flat DHCP Network Manager? |
| What is VLAN? |
| What is Token? |
| What is AvalabilityZoneFilter? |
| What is CapacityFilter? |
| What is DifferentBackendFilter? |
| What is DriverFilter? |
| What is InstanceLocalityFilter? |
| What is JSONFIlter? |
| What is RetryFilterv |
| What is Horizon? |
| What is Nova? |
| What is Swift? |
| What is Cinder? |
| What is Neutron? |
| What is Keystone? |
| What is Glance? |
| What is Ceilometer? |
| What is Heat? |
| What is Object storage? |
| What is Block storage? |
| What is Shared File System storage? |
| What does “role” and “tenant” indicates in OpenStack? |
| What is KVM |
| What is VMware |
| What is Containers |
| What is Xen and HyperV |
| What are the two types of storage does OpenStack Compute provides? |
| What is Ephemeral Storage |
| What is Volume Storage |
| What are the basic functions of Identity Service in OpenStack? |
| What is User Management? |
| What is Service Catalog? |
| What are the main components of identity user management? |
| What is Tenants? |
| What is the meaning of term “Cinder” in OpenStack service? |
| What is the command used for pause and unpause an instance? |
| What is the meaning of term “flavor” in OpenStack? |
| What do you understand by the term Openstack? |
| What is the difference between OpenStack and AWS? |
| What are the advantages of using Openstack? |
| What are the key features of Openstack? |
| What are the three types of persistent storage provided by Openstack? |
| What does the term “object storage” mean? |
| What does the term “block storage” mean? |
| What does the term “file-based storage” mean? |
| What is the difference between ephemeral storage, block storage, object storage, and file-based storage? |
| What does the term “Sheepdog” mean? |
| What does the term “ZFS” mean? |
| What are the advantages of Ceph? |
| What is the keystone identity service in Openstack? |
| What is Hypervisor? |
| What are the commands used for pausing and unpausing an instance? |
| What do you understand by Python SDK in Openstack? |
| What is the role of the API server? |
| What does token mean in Openstack? |
| What does a flat network manager mean? |
| What is the function of the cinder scheduler? |
| What does a bare-metal node consist of? |
| What is a bare-metal node orchestrator? |
| What is a bare-metal node operating system? |
| What do cells mean in Openstack? |
| What is OpenStack |
| What are the services generally run on a Compute Node? |
| What is the default location of VMs on the Compute Nodes? |
| What is the default location of glance images? |
| What is ‘users,’ ‘role’ and ‘tenant’ in OpenStack. |
| What is Identity Service in OpenStack. |
| What is the Networking Managers? |
| What is Hypervisor |
| What is the role of API Server. |
| What is Flavor |
| What is the following terms from Openstack: |
| What is the term “flavor” in Openstack. |
| What is OpenStack. |
| What is the function of Filter Scheduler. |
| What are the three components that make modular architecture of OpenStack? |
| What are the networking options used in OpenStack? |
| What is the command to remove network interface from bare-metal node? |
| What is Network Manager in OpenStack? |
| What is Network hardware in OpenStack |
| What is Storage of OpenStack? |
| What are the benefits of using OpenStack Cloud. |
| What is modular architecture of OpenStack. |
| What hypervisor is and what type of hypervisor does OpenStack supports? |
| What is Cells in OpenStack? |
| What is Token in OpenStack? |
| What is OpenStack Python SDK? |
| What is the function of Cinder Scheduler? |
| What are the benefits of OpenStack |
| What are the components availbale in OpenStack? |
| What is Keypair Generation? |
| Name a few commodity storage technologies |
| Name a few storage locations for virtual machine images in Openstack. |
| Name a few networking hardware in Openstack. |
| Name a few commands to generate key pairs. |
| Name a few components of the OpenStack to compute. |
| Name a few hypervisors supported by the Openstack. |
| Name the three important modular architecture of Openstack. |
| Name the command used for assigning a project or tenant to a user. |
| Name the command used for creating a user in Openstack. |
| Name the command used for removing network interface from the bare-metal node. |
| Name the command used for transferring the volume from one owner to another in Openstack. |
| Name the main components of identity user management. |
| Name the basic functions of identity service in Openstack. |
| Which command is used for managing floating IP addresses in Openstack? |
| How you can transfer volume from one owner to another in OpenStack? |
| How to create a user in OpenStack? |
| How to assign a project/tenant to a user? |
| How many types of storages are provided by the Openstack? |
| How can we see the list of roles and associated IDs in Openstack? |
| How to list the network namespace of a tenant in OpenStack? |
| How to execute command inside network namespace in OpenStack? |
| How to upload and download a cloud image in Glance from the command line? |
| How to reset error state of a VM into active in OpenStack env? |
| How to get a list of available Floating IPs from the command line? |
| How to provision a virtual machine in a specific availability zone and compute Host? |
| Assign tenant/project? |
| Can we see the list of roles and associated IDs in the OpenStack environment? |
| Compare AWS and OpenStack? |
| Create a user for OpenStack? |
| List the storage locations for VM images in OpenStack |
| List down the type of Hypervisors supported by OpenStack. |
| List down the components of OpenStack Compute |
| List the commands to generate Key pairs. |
| List out the storage locations for VM images in OpenStack? |
| List of VM images in OpenStack |
| Openstack key components? |
| Tell me the command on how to spin a VM from Command Line? |
Compute
- NOVA - Compute Service
- ZUN - Containers Service
- QINLING- Functions Service
Hardware Lifecycle
- IRONIC - Bare Metal Provisioning Service
- CYBORG - Lifecycle management of accelerators
Storage
Networking
- NEUTRON - Networking
- OCTAVIA - Load balancer
- DESIGNATE - DNS service
Shared Services
- KEYSTONE - Identity service
- PLACEMENT - Placement service
- GLANCE- Image service
- BARBICAN - Key management
- KARBOR - Application Data Protection as a Service
- SEARCHLIGHT - Indexing and Search
Orchestration
- HEAT - Orchestration
- SENLIN - Clustering service
- MISTRAL - Workflow service
- ZAQAR - Messaging Service
- BLAZAR -Resource reservation service
- AODH -Alarming Service
Workload Provisioning
- MAGNUM - Container Orchestration Engine Provisioning
- SAHARA - Big Data Processing Framework Provisioning
- TROVE - Database as a Service
Application Lifecycle
- MASAKARI - Instances High Availability Service
- MURANO - Application Catalog
- SOLUM - Software Development Lifecycle Automation
- FREEZER- Backup, Restore, and Disaster Recovery
API Proxies
- EC2API - EC2 API proxy
Web Frontend
- HORIZON - Dashboard
#Production server
| What are the application that running on the linux production server? |
| What is the preference in the mx record ? |
| What is the meaning of 10,20 prefernce in mx record ? |
| What is the TTL in DNS ? |
| What are the standard data types in Python ? |
| What is the $? In bash ? |
| What is the difference between BREAK and CONTINUE in bash scripting ? |
| What is the umask value ? |
| What is the SNMP ?(port no, how it works) |
| What are the options in the tar report ? |
| What are the commands used to start the Jenkins manually? |
| What are the ways most widely use to secure VM? |
| What are the default source code management it self supported by Jenkins? |
| Explain how can you create backup and copy files in Jenkins? |
| How do you find shared library dependency? |
| How will you check what are the process or application, files or folders interacting with opened? |
| How to list the open files? |
| How to view the ports that are listening ? |
| How to view the what are the ACL’s are configured in IP table? |
| How to list the ACL’s ? |
| How can you check kernel related errors in linux ? |
| How many nodes managed by agent node in puppet? |
| In the network level what command you use port 80 connecting or not ? |
| In linux there is command to do backup capture ? |
| In a linux server how will you check Routing table? |
| Will you able to write playbook? |
| Do you have experience in managing production server ? |
| Do you support application or os or both? |
| Do you know Route 53? |
| Do you have any experience on DNS? |
| Do you know what is the DNS record responsible receive email? |
| Do you have any experience in managing email server ? |
| Do you know about shared library? |
| Do you know how to do backup capture? |
| Have you written any 1 or 2 playbooks by your own because I am asking existing playbooks modified or have you written any playbooks? |
| I want to install apache plenty servers in the inventory but want to run the playbook on the specific server? |
| If it is Apache I want you write script in order to restart the Apache, what is the module that you are using in ansible? |
| If the apache server is running slow what type of trouble shooting you can ? |
| Mention some of the useful plugins in Jenkins? |
| You are in normal linux machine apache server is removed, how will you check whether the apache server is connecting port 80 or not ? |
#Virtualization
| What is Virtualization |
| What is a hypervisor? |
| What types of hypervisors are there? |
| What are the advantages and disadvantges of bare-metal hypervisor over a hosted hypervisor? |
| What types of virtualization are there? |
| What is "time sharing"? |
| What is "space sharing"? |
| Is containerization is a type of Virtualization? |
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#DevOps
| What are post mortem meetings? |
| What are some technical and business benefits of DevOps work culture? |
| What do you know about DevOps? |
| What do you understand by containers? |
| What do you understand by Puppet in DevOps? |
| What does CAMS in DevOps stand for? |
| What is configuration management in terms of infrastructure and mention a few popular tools used? |
| What is continuous testing and its benefits? |
| What is Git bisect? How can you use it to determine the source of a (regression) bug? |
| What is Jenkinsfile? |
| What is the most important thing DevOps helps us achieve? |
| What is the need for DevOps? |
| What is the role of AWS in DevOps? |
| What is the role of configuration management in DevOps? |
| What is Version control? |
| What is DevOps? |
| What are the benefits of DevOps? What can it help us to achieve? |
| What are the anti-patterns of DevOps? |
| What are you taking into consideration when choosing a tool/technology? |
| What is CI/CD |
| What is Provisioning infrastructure |
| What is Configuration Management |
| What is Monitoring & alerting |
| What is Logging |
| What is Code review |
| What is Code coverage |
| What is Issue Tracking |
| What is Containers and Containers Orchestration |
| Name some of the most important DevOps tools? |
| Name three important DevOps KPIs. |
| Explain how DevOps is helpful for developers |
| Explain how you can move or copy Jenkins from one server to another? |
| Why do you need a Continuous Integration of Dev & Testing? |
| Why Has DevOps Gained Prominence over the Last Few Years? |
| Which of the following CLI commands can be used to rename files? |
| Which VCS tool you are comfortable with? |
| How do you find a list of files that have been changed in a particular commit? |
| How does HTTP work? |
| How is DevOps different from Agile / SDLC? |
| How is IaC implemented using AWS? |
| How will you approach a project that needs to implement DevOps? |
| How will you know in Git if a branch has already been merged into master? |
| How would you describe a successful DevOps engineer or a team? |
| When should I use Selenium Grid? |
| In Git how do you revert a commit that has already been pushed and made public? |
| In terms of development and infrastructure, mention the core operations of DevOps. |
| A team member of yours, suggests to replace the current CI/CD platform used by the organization with a new one. How would you reply? |
| Can DevOps be applied to a Waterfall process? Explain the significance of the Agile process in DevOps implementation. |
| Can one consider DevOps as an Agile methodology? |
| Can you name some of the most-used DevOps tools? |
| Can you tell me how to squash the last n commits into a single commit? Is it even possible? |
| Can you tell me the advantages of using Git? |
| Can you describe which tool or platform you chose to use in some of the following areas and how? |
| I just made a bad git commit and made it public, and I need to revert the commit. Can you suggest me how to do that? |
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25 June 2021
#MuleSoft
| Define the model layer in mule |
| Define component in Mule |
| Define configuration builders In MuleSoft |
| Define multicasting router in MuleSoft |
| Define Batch Jobs in Mule ESB |
| What are the various types of messages in MuleSoft? |
| What is fan-in? |
| What is a fan-out? |
| What is Mule Expression Language? |
| What is the full form of SDO? |
| What are the advantages of using ESB? |
| What is a transient context? |
| What is Mule Transformer? |
| What is API? |
| What are the features of API? |
| What is the payload in MuleSoft? |
| What are the various parts of composing a message in Mule? |
| What is Endpoint in Mule? |
| What is the use of Outbound Endpoint in MuleSoft? |
| What Is TSD in Mule? |
| What are the characteristics of Global Endpoint? |
| What is Restful Web Service? |
| What is caching? |
| What are the Models? |
| What are the configuration patterns provided by MuleSoft? |
| What are the advantages of the logger component? |
| What is scheduler Endpoint? |
| What is Choice Router? |
| What is a Scatter-Gather Router? |
| What are error types in MuleSoft? |
| What are the features of MUnit? |
| What is Exchange? |
| What are the advantages of SOAP? |
| What are Flow Processing Strategies? |
| What are the advantages of RESTful web services? |
| What are the advantages of Soap Web Services? |
| What are the different types of variables in Mule ESB? |
| What are the different types of Web services? |
| What are the Flow Processing Strategies? |
| What are the various types of Exception Handling in Mule ESB? |
| What are Web Services? |
| What is a REST web service? |
| What is a Web service API? |
| What is caching and why to use it? |
| What is Mule Cache Scope and what are its storage types? |
| What is Mule ESB? |
| What is MuleSoft Anypoint platform used for? |
| What is Mulesoft used for? |
| What is Mulesoft? |
| What is RAML? |
| What is SOAP Web Service? |
| What is the difference between SOAP and REST? |
| What is the use of Web service? |
| Name different types of ESPs used in the market |
| Name different types of web services |
| Name supported languages by MuleSoft |
| Explain Mule ESB |
| Explain the concept of Correlation Context. |
| Explain connector in MuleSoft |
| Explain VM transport in MuleSoft |
| Explain the parameters to configure a scheduler |
| Explain the Mule data integrator. |
| Why do we need ESB? |
| Why we use RAML? |
| How can we create and consume SOAP service in Mule? |
| Is Mulesoft a middleware? |
| Is MuleSoft open source? |
| List types of variables in MuleSoft |
| List various types of endpoints in Mule ESB |
| List the types of configuration builders in MuleSoft |
| List various the categories of Mule Processors |
| Mention the features of Mule ESB |
| Mention the basic principles of ESB Integration |
| Mention different types of Exception Handling |
| Mention flow processing strategies in MuleSoft. |
| Mention different types of primitives used in Mediation |
| Mention the difference between SOAP and REST |
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23 June 2021
#Collections
| What is the advantage of Properties file? |
| What is the advantage of the generic collection? |
| What is hash-collision ? |
| What is the default size of load factor in hashing based collection? |
| What is fail-fast ? |
| What is the difference between the length of an Array and size of ArrayList? |
| What is Classes ? |
| What is Interfaces ? |
| What is the main benefit of using the Properties file? |
| What is the need for overriding equals() method in Java? |
| What is the use of the List interface? |
| What is Singly Linked List? |
| What is Doubly Linked List? |
| What is Stack class? |
| What is key set view? |
| What is value set view? |
| What is entry set view? |
| What is Circular Queue? |
| What is Double-ended Queue? |
| What are the main differences between array and collection? |
| What are the advantages of the Collection Framework in Java? |
| What are the various methods provided by the Queue interface? |
| What do you understand by Collection Framework in Java? |
| What is BlockingQueue? |
| What is emptySet()? |
| What is dictionary class |
| What is Iterator()? |
| What is framework in Java? |
| What is the Collection framework in Java? |
| What is the hashCode()? |
| What is a Stack? |
| What are the benefits of the Collection Framework in Java? |
| What is a good way to sort the Collection objects in Java? |
| What are the two ways to remove duplicates from ArrayList? |
| What is IdentityHashMap? |
| What are the methods to make collection thread-safe? |
| What is the peek() of the Queue interface? |
| What are the important methods used in a linked list? |
| What are the various ways to iterate over a list? |
| What are the advantages of the stack? |
| What is Array? |
| What is ArrayList? |
| What is LinkedList? |
| What is HashMap? |
| What is Hashtable? |
| What is LinkedHashMap? |
| What is TreeMap? |
| What is HashSet? Methods? |
| What is LinkedHashSet? |
| What is TreeSet? Methods? |
| What is Comparable interface? |
| What is Comparator interface? |
| What is Iterator? |
| What is ListIterator? |
| What is Spliterator? |
| What is PriorityQueue? |
| What is PriorityBlockingQueue? |
| What is ArrayBlockingQueue? |
| What is LinkedTransferQueue? |
| What is CopyOnWriteArrayList? |
| What is CopyOnWriteArraySet? |
| What is ArrayDequeue? |
| What is ConcurrentLinkedQueue? |
| What is PriorirityBlockingQueue? |
| What is SynchronousQueue? |
| What is DelayQueue? |
| What is LinkedBlockingQueue ? |
| What is IdentityHashMap ? |
| What is WeakHashMap? |
| What is EnumMap? |
| What is ConcurrentHashMap? |
| What is unmodifiableCollection |
| What is ConcurrentSkipListMap? |
| What is EnumSet? |
| What is ConcurrentSkipListSet? |
| What is Collections Class |
| What is override equals() method |
| What is equals() with example |
| What is generic collection? |
| What is List interface? |
| What is Set interface? |
| What is Dequeue interface? |
| What is Map interface? |
| What is Big-O notation |
| What is map. entry In Map |
| What are the methods to remove elements from ArrayList |
| What is emptySet() method in the Collections framework? |
| What are methods provided by the Queue interface? |
| What is Vector? |
| What is UnsupportedOperationException |
| What are the design pattern followed by Iterator |
| What is diamond operator |
| What is randomaccess interface |
| What is deque Interface |
| What are the various types of queues in Java |
| Name the collection classes that gives random element access to its elements |
| Name the collection classes that implement random access interface |
| Explain the methods of iterator interface |
| Explain for each loop with example |
| Why Collection doesn’t extend the Cloneable and Serializable interfaces? |
| Why Map doesn’t extend the Collection Interface? |
| Which method is used to sort an array in ascending order? |
| How internally Hashset working? |
| How to synchronize List, Set and Map elements? |
| How to convert ArrayList to Array and Array to ArrayList? |
| How to make Java ArrayList Read-Only? |
| How to remove duplicates from ArrayList? |
| How to reverse ArrayList? |
| How to sort ArrayList in descending order? |
| How to synchronize ArrayList? |
| How to iterate map? |
| How to measure the performance of an ArrayList? |
| How to join multiple ArrayLists? |
| How hash-collision is handled in Java? |
| How many types of LinkedList does Java support? |
| How the Collection objects are sorted in Java? |
| How will you reverse an List? |
| How to convert ArrayList to Array and Array to ArrayList |
| When to use ArrayList and LinkedList? |
| Difference - HashSet vs TreeSet |
| Difference - HashSet and HashMap? |
| Difference - HashMap vs TreeMap? |
| Difference - Array vs ArrayList |
| Difference - Singly Linked List vs Doubly Linked List |
| Difference Iterator vs Enumeration? |
| Difference -Comparable vs Comparator |
| Difference - Failfast and Failsafe |
| Difference - Hashmap and Hashtable |
| Difference - Stack and Queue |
| Difference - Array and Stack |
| Difference - Queue vs Deque. |
| Difference - Set vs Map? |
| Difference List vs Set. |
| Difference - Collection vs Collections |
| Difference - Iterator vs ListIterator |
| Difference - ArrayList vs LinkedList |
| Difference - ArrayList and Vector |
| Can you add a null element into a TreeSet or HashSet? |
| Can you use any class as a Map key? |
| Give example to sort an array in dscending order |
| Give an example of Hashmap |
| List down the primary interfaces provided by Java Collections Framework? |
| List down the major advantages of the Generic Collection. |
| List various classes available in sets |
| List methods available in Java Queue interface |
| Mention the methods provided by Stack class |
| Tell me about Collection hierarchy |
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| Set |
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| Map |
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| Other |
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| Duplicate | Insertion order | Sorted by natural order | Synchronized | Null elements | Iterator | |
| ArrayList | Yes | Yes | Yes | Fail-fast | ||
| LinkedList | Yes | Yes | Yes | Fail-fast | ||
| CopyOnWriteArrayList | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Fail-safe | |
| HashSet | Yes | Fail-fast | ||||
| LinkedHashSet | Yes | Yes | Fail-fast | |||
| TreeSet | Yes | No | Fail-fast | |||
| ConcurrentSkipListSet | Yes | Yes | No | Fail-safe | ||
| HashMap | 1 null key & many null values | Fail-fast | ||||
| Hashtable | Yes | No | Fail-fast | |||
| ConcurrentHashMap | Yes | No | Fail-safe | |||
| TreeMap | Yes | Null key not allowed, Allow many null values | Fail-fast | |||
| ConcurrentSkipListMap | Yes | Yes | No | Fail-safe |
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#GCP service list
| Category | Service | Details |
| Compute | App Engine | The managed app platform for GCP |
| Cloud Functions | Serverless functions according to specific events | |
| Cloud Run | Serverless computing for containerized applications | |
| Compute Engine | Virtual machines, disks, GPUs and TPUs | |
| Kubernetes Engine (GKE) | Managed services for Kubernetes or containers | |
| Anthos | Enterprise-grade multi-cloud or hybrid platform | |
| Storage | Cloud Storage | Storage and serving of objects |
| Nearline | Archival storage with occasional access | |
| Coldline | Archival storage with rare access | |
| Persistent Disk | VM-attached disks | |
| Cloud Filestore | Managed service for NFS server | |
| Database | Cloud Bigtable | Low-latency, non-relational, petabyte-capacity database |
| Cloud Datastore | Document database with horizontal scalability | |
| Cloud Firestore | Highly consistent serverless document database | |
| Cloud Memorystore | Managed Redis | |
| Cloud Spanner | Relational database with horizontal scalability | |
| Cloud SQL | PostgreSQL and Managed MySQL | |
| Data and Analytics | BigQuery | Data analytics or warehouse service |
| BigQuery BI Engine | In-memory analytics engine | |
| BigQuery ML | Training or serving of BigQuery model | |
| Cloud Composer | Managed service for workflow orchestration | |
| Cloud Data Fusion | Graphical management for data pipelines | |
| Cloud Dataflow | Stream or batch data processing | |
| Cloud Datalab | Managed Jupyter notebook | |
| Cloud Dataprep | Visual data wrangling | |
| Cloud Dataproc | Managed services of Spark and Hadoop | |
| Cloud Pub/Sub | Global real-time messaging | |
| Data Catalog | Management service for Metadata | |
| Data Studio | Collaborative dashboarding and data exploration | |
| Genomics | Managed platform for genomics | |
| Artificial Intelligence/ Machine Learning | AI Hub | Hosted services for AI component sharing |
| AI Platform | Managed machine-learning platform | |
| AI Platform Data Labeling | Human data labelling | |
| AI Platform Deep Learning VMs | Pre-configured VMs to support deep learning | |
| AI Platform Notebooks | Managed instances of JupyterLab notebook | |
| AI Platform Predictions | Autoscaled model service | |
| AutoML Natural Language | Custom text models | |
| AutoML Tables | Custom structured data models | |
| AutoML Translation | Custom translation service according to domain | |
| AutoML Video Intelligence | Custom video annotation models | |
| AutoML Vision | Custom image models | |
| Cloud AI Building Blocks | Hosted repository service for AI component | |
| Cloud Natural Language API | Text parsing and analysis | |
| Cloud Speech-to-Text API | Conversion of audio to text | |
| Cloud Talent Solutions API | Job searching with ML | |
| Cloud Text-to-Speech API | Conversion of text to audio | |
| Cloud Translation API | Detecting and translating language | |
| Cloud Video Intelligence API | Video annotation with respect to scene | |
| Cloud Vision API | Recognition and classification of images | |
| Cloud TPU | Hardware acceleration for ML | |
| Diagflow Enterprise Edition | Creation of conversional interfaces | |
| Document Understanding AI | Analysis, classification and search of documents | |
| Recommendations AI | Creation of custom recommendations | |
| Vision Product Search | Visual search for products | |
| Networking | Carrier Peering | Peering through a carrier |
| Direct Peering | Peering with GCP | |
| Dedicated Interconnect | Dedicated private network connection | |
| Partner Interconnect | Connecting on-premise network to VPC | |
| Cloud Armor | WAF and DDoS protection | |
| Cloud CDN | Content delivery network | |
| Cloud DNS | Programmable DNS serving | |
| Cloud Load Balancing | Distribution of loan in multiple regions | |
| Cloud NAT | Translation service for network address | |
| Cloud Router | VPC or on-premises network route exchange | |
| IPsec VPN | Virtual private network connection | |
| Network Service Tiers | Tiering according to price and performance | |
| Network Telemetry | Network telemetry service | |
| Traffic Director | Management of service mesh traffic | |
| Google Cloud Service Mesh | Network management with focus on service | |
| Virtual Private Cloud | Networking defined by software | |
| Internet of Things (IoT) | Cloud IoT Core | Management of devices and data ingestion |
| Identity and Security | Access Transparency | Auditing access of cloud provider |
| Binary Authorization | Security for Kubernetes deploy-time | |
| Cloud Audit Logs | GCP audit trails | |
| Cloud Data Loss Prevention API | Classification and redaction of sensitive data | |
| Cloud HSM | Service of hardware security module | |
| Cloud IAM | Control service for resource access | |
| Cloud Identity | Management of apps, users and devices | |
| Cloud Identity-Aware Proxy | App sign-in feature based on identity | |
| Cloud Key Management Service | Hosted service for key management | |
| Cloud Resource Manager | Management service for cloud project metadata | |
| Cloud Security Scanner | Scanner for app engine security | |
| Cloud Security Command Center | Service for discovery, search, management and inventory of assets | |
| Context-aware Access | Access control for end-users on the basis of attributes | |
| Event Threat Detection | Scanning for anomalous activity | |
| Managed Service for Microsoft Active Directory | Managed Microsoft Active Directory service | |
| Security Key Enforcement | Two-phase key verification | |
| Shielded VMs | Hardened VMs | |
| Titan Security Key | Two-factor authentication device | |
| VPC Service Controls | VPC constrain data | |
| Management tools | Cloud APIs | APIs meant for cloud services |
| Cloud Billing | Tools for billing and cost management | |
| Cloud Billing API | Programmatic management of GCP billing | |
| Cloud Console | Web-based management console | |
| Cloud Deployment Manager | Deployment of infrastructure according to template | |
| Cloud Mobile App | GCP manager app for iOS and Android | |
| Cloud Shell | Browser-specific terminal or CLI | |
| Stackdriver Debugger | Debugging in live production | |
| Stackdriver Error Reporting | Reporting app errors | |
| Stackdriver Logging | Centralized logging | |
| Stackdriver Monitoring | Monitoring infrastructure and application | |
| Stackdriver Profiler | CPU and heap profiling | |
| Stackdriver Transparent SLIs | Monitoring GCP services | |
| Stackdriver Trace | Insights into app performance | |
| Developer Tools | Cloud SDK | CLI for Google Cloud Platform |
| Cloud Build | Continuous integration or continuous delivery platform | |
| Cloud Code | Cloud-native IDE extensions | |
| Cloud Source Repositories | Hosted private git repos | |
| Cloud Scheduler | Managed service for cron job | |
| Cloud Tasks | Execution of asynchronous tasks | |
| Cloud Tools for IntelliJ | Tools for IntelliJ GCP | |
| Cloud Tools for PowerShell | GCP tools for PowerShell | |
| Cloud Tools for Visual Studio | Tools for Visual Studio GCP | |
| Cloud Tools for Eclipse | Tools for Eclipse GCP | |
| Container Registry | Private container registry or storage | |
| Gradle App Engine Plugin | Plugin for Gradle App Engine | |
| Maven App Engine Plugin | Plugin for Maven App Engine | |
| Migration to Google Cloud Platform | Cloud Data Transfer | Tools or CLI for data migration |
| Google Transfer Appliance | Data transfer box available for rent | |
| Cloud Storage Transfer Service | Inter-cloud transfers | |
| BigQuery Data Transfer Service | Importing analytics data in bulk | |
| Migrate from Amazon Redshift | Migration from Redshift to BigQuery service | |
| Migrate from Teradata | Migration from Teradata to BigQuery service | |
| Migrate from Anthos | Migration of VMs to GKE containers | |
| Migrate from Compute Engine | Migration tools for Compute Engine | |
| VM Migration | Tools for VM migration | |
| API Platforms | API Analytics | API Metrics |
| API Monetization | Monetization of APIs | |
| Apigee API Platform | Development, security and monitoring of APIs | |
| Apigee Sense | Protection of API from attacks | |
| Apigee Hybrid | Management of hybrid or multi-cloud API environments | |
| Cloud Endpoints | Cloud API gateway | |
| Cloud Healthcare API | Interoperability of healthcare system GCP | |
| Developer Portal | API management portal | |
| GCP Marketplace | Partner and open-source marketplace | |
| GCP Foundational Open Source Projects | Apache Beam | Batch or streaming data processing service |
| gRPC | RPC (Remote Procedure Call) framework | |
| gVisor | Secure container runtime | |
| Istio | Connecting and securing services | |
| Knative | Serverless framework for Kubernetes | |
| Kubeflow | Machine Learning toolkit for Kubernetes | |
| Kubernetes | Containerized application management service | |
| OpenCensus | Framework for cloud native observability | |
| TensorFlow | Machine Learning framework |
Azure service list
| Service-List | Details | |
| Compute | Virtual Machines | Quick provisioning of Windows and Linux virtual machines |
| Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) | Simpler deployment, management, and operations of Kubernetes | |
| Service Fabric | Development of microservices and container orchestration on Linux or Windows | |
| App Service | Faster creation of rich cloud apps for the web as well as mobile | |
| Container Instances | Running containers on Azure simply without the need of server management | |
| Batch | Job scheduling and compute management according to cloud-scale | |
| SQL Server on Virtual Machines | Hosting enterprise SQL Server apps on the cloud | |
| Cloud Services | Creation of cloud applications and APIs with higher availability and scalability | |
| SAP HANA on Azure Large Instances | Running the maximum possible size of SAP HANA workloads from any hyper-scale cloud provider | |
| Azure Functions | Event processing through serverless code | |
| Virtual Machine Scale Sets | Management and scaling of around thousands of Windows and Linux virtual machines | |
| Web Apps | Quick development and deployment of crucial web apps according to scale | |
| Mobile Apps | Development and hosting for backend in any mobile app | |
| API Apps | Easy development and use of Cloud APIs | |
| Linux Virtual Machines | Provisioning virtual machines for Red Hat and Ubuntu | |
| Windows Virtual Desktop | Azure’s own virtual desktop experience | |
| Azure CycleCloud | Creation, management, operations, and optimization of HPC and big compute clusters at any scale | |
| Azure VMware Solution by CloudSimple | Run the VMware workloads natively on Azure | |
| Azure Dedicated Host | Dedicated physical server for hosting Azure VMs for Linux and Windows | |
| Azure Spring Cloud | Completely managed Spring Cloud service developed and operated through Pivotal | |
| Management and Governance | Azure Backup | Simpler data safeguards and protection against malware |
| Azure Site Recovery | In-built disaster recovery service | |
| Azure Advisor | Personalized engine for Azure best practices recommendation | |
| Scheduler | Running your jobs on simple as well as complex recurring schedules | |
| Automation | Process automation service for simpler cloud management | |
| Traffic Manager | Routing incoming traffic for higher availability and performance | |
| Azure Monitor | Complete transparency into infrastructure, network and applications | |
| Network Watcher | Solution for network performance monitoring and diagnostics | |
| Azure Service Health | Service for tailored support and guidance to users in case of issues in Azure services | |
| Microsoft Azure portal | A single console for building, managing and monitoring all Azure products | |
| Azure Resource Manager | Simpler management of app resources | |
| Cloud Shell | A browser-based shell for streamlining Azure administration | |
| Azure mobile app | Maintaining connectivity with Azure resources at all times from all locations | |
| Azure Policy | Implementation of corporate governance and standards for Azure resources at scale | |
| Cost Management + Billing | Optimization of cloud expenditures while improving cloud potential | |
| Azure Managed Applications | Easier management of cloud products and services | |
| Azure Migrate | Service for easy discovery, assessment, right-sizing and migration of on-premises VMs to Azure | |
| Azure Blueprints | Supporting the faster and iterative development of governed environments | |
| Azure Lighthouse | Facility for service providers to ensure customer management at scale and with accurate precision | |
| Azure Resource Manager templates | Delivery of infrastructure as code for all the Azure resources that use Resource Manager | |
| Security | Azure Active Directory | Synchronization of on-premise directories and enabling single sign-on |
| Azure Information Protection | Safeguards for sensitive information | |
| Azure Active Directory Domain Services | Joining Azure virtual machines to a domain without the need for domain controllers | |
| Key Vault | Protection and maintenance of keys and other secrets | |
| Security Center | Combine security management and implement sophisticated threat protection measures for different hybrid cloud workloads | |
| Azure Dedicated HSM | Management of hardware security modules used in the cloud | |
| VPN Gateway | Setting up cross-premises connectivity with higher security | |
| Application Gateway | Development of web front ends in Azure with higher scalability, safety and availability | |
| Azure DDoS Protection | Safeguards for your applications against Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks | |
| Azure Sentinel | Implementing intelligent security analytics and cloud-native SIEM for protecting your enterprise | |
| Storage | Storage Accounts | Cloud storage service with higher durability, availability and scalability |
| Azure Backup | Simpler data security and protection from ransomware | |
| StorSimple | Enterprise-scale hybrid cloud storage solution for lower costs | |
| Azure Data Lake Storage | Data lake feature built on Azure Blob Storage with massive scalability and security | |
| Blob Storage | REST-based object storage intended for unstructured data | |
| Disk Storage | Disk options virtual machines with persistency and security | |
| Managed Disks | Disk storage for Azure virtual machines with persistency and security | |
| Queue Storage | Service for reliable scaling of apps according to traffic | |
| File Storage | File storage service using the standard SMB 3.0 protocol | |
| Data Box | Appliances and solutions for transferring data to edge compute and Azure | |
| Avere vFXT for Azure | Service for running high-performance, file-centric workloads on the cloud | |
| Azure FXT Edge Filer | Hybrid storage optimization solution tailored for HPC environments | |
| Azure HPC Cache | File caching service for (HPC) high-performance computing. | |
| Archive Storage | Price point for storage of rarely accessed data | |
| Storage Explorer | Service for exploring and interacting with Azure Storage resources | |
| Azure NetApp Files | Enterprise-level Azure file shares powered with NetApp | |
| Azure Data Share | Flexible service for sharing big data with other organizations safely | |
| Databases | Azure API for FHIR | Faster creation and deployment of a FHIR service for interoperability and health data solutions |
| SQL Server on Virtual Machines | Hosting enterprise-grade SQL Server apps on the cloud | |
| Azure SQL Database | Managed, responsible SQL on the cloud | |
| Azure Cosmos DB | Multi-model, globally distributed database for different scales | |
| Azure Cache for Redis | Enrich applications with low-latency and high-throughput data access | |
| Table Storage | NoSQL key-value store that uses semi-structured datasets | |
| Azure Database for PostgreSQL | Managed PostgreSQL database service | |
| Azure Database for MariaDB | Managed MariaDB database service | |
| Azure Database for MySQL | Managed MySQL database service | |
| Azure Database Migration Service | Simpler migration of on-premises database to the cloud | |
| Azure SQL Database Edge | Data engine with in-built AI, a small footprint and optimization for edge. | |
| Migration | Azure Site Recovery | In-built disaster recovery service |
| Cost Management + Billing | Optimization of cloud expenses alongside improving cloud potential | |
| Azure Database Migration Service | Simpler migration of on-premises database to the cloud | |
| Azure Migrate | Service for discovering, assessment, right-sizing and migration of on-premises VMs to Azure easily | |
| Data Box | Appliances and solutions for transferring data to Azure and edge compute | |
| Analytics | Azure Databricks | Apache Spark-based analytics platform with features for better speed, ease and collaboration. |
| Azure Stream Analytics | Real-time processing of data stream from millions of IoT devices | |
| Azure Synapse Analytics | Powerful analytics service with superior time to insight | |
| HDInsight | Provisioning for cloud Hadoop, Storm, R Server, HBase and Spark clusters | |
| Data Factory | Easier enterprise-scale hybrid data integration | |
| Data Lake Analytics | Distributed analytics service | |
| Event Hubs | Receiving telemetry from multiple devices | |
| Power BI Embedded | Embedding highly interactive and appealing data visualizations in an application | |
| Azure Analysis Services | Enterprise-grade analytics engine provided as a service | |
| R Server for HDInsight | Service for machine learning, predictive analytics and statistical modeling for big data | |
| Data Catalog | Extract additional value from enterprise data assets | |
| Azure Data Lake Storage | Azure Blob Storage-based secure data lake service with higher scalability | |
| Azure Data Explorer | Data exploration service with higher speed and scalability | |
| Azure Data Share | Service for sharing big data with external enterprises known for simplicity and security | |
| DevOps | Azure DevOps | Range of services for sharing code, tracking work and shipping software |
| Azure Pipelines | Continuous development, testing and deployment to any cloud and platform | |
| Azure Boards | Planning, tracking and discussion of work among teams | |
| Azure Repos | Access to diverse, cloud-hosted private Git repos for a specific project | |
| Azure Artifacts | Creation, hosting and sharing packages within a team | |
| Azure Test Plans | Facility of a manual and subject testing toolkit for testing and shipping with confidence | |
| Azure DevTest Labs | Faster creation of environments with reusable artifacts and templates | |
| DevOps tool integrations | Facility for using preferred DevOps tools with Azure | |
| Azure Monitor | Complete transparency into applications, network and infrastructure | |
| AI + Machine Learning | Azure Bot Service | Intelligent and highly scalable serverless bot service |
| Azure Databricks | Analytics platform based on Apache Spark with higher speed and simplicity alongside collaborative features | |
| Azure Cognitive Search | AI-based cloud search service for developing mobile and web apps | |
| Bing Autosuggest | Equip an app with proactive autosuggest options for searches | |
| Bing Custom Search | Simple, ad-free and commercial search tool | |
| Bing Entity Search | Ideal tool for better search experience through identification and improvement of entity information from the internet | |
| Bing Image Search | Look for images and obtain in-depth results | |
| Bing News Search | Look for news and get detailed results | |
| Bing Spell Check | Identify and resolve the spelling mistakes in an app | |
| Bing Video Search | Look for videos and get a wide variety of results | |
| Bing Visual Search | Obtain credible insights for creating attractive image applications on a particular device | |
| Bing Web Search | Obtain augmented search details from massive assortment of web documents | |
| Cognitive Services | Get the power of contextual interactions through the addition of smart API capabilities | |
| Computer Vision | Refine the actionable insights from images | |
| Content Moderator | Automated moderation for images, text and video | |
| Custom Vision | Simple customization for own sophisticated computer vision models for the particular use case | |
| Data Science Virtual Machines | Feature-rich pre-defined AI development environment | |
| Face | Recognition, identification, analysis, organization and tagging faces in images | |
| Azure Machine Learning | End-to-end platform with experimentation and model management capabilities with higher scalability to leverage the power of AI | |
| Machine Learning Studio | Easier development, deployment and management of predictive analytics solutions | |
| Microsoft Genomics | Obtain credible insights into power genome sequencing and research | |
| Language Understanding | Modelling apps for understanding commands from users | |
| Form Recognizer | AI-based document extraction service | |
| Ink Recognizer | AI-based service for identifying digital ink content such as shapes or handwriting | |
| Personalizer | AI service for delivery of personalized user experience | |
| QnA Maker | Refining information in the form of interactive, easy-to-understand answers | |
| Speaker Recognition | Using speech for identification and verification of individual speakers | |
| Speech Translation | Easy integration of real-time speech translation in an app | |
| Speech to Text | Conversion of spoken audio to text | |
| Text Analytics | Evaluation of sentiment and topics for understanding user requirements | |
| Text to Speech | Conversion of text to speech | |
| Translator Text | Easy machine translation with just a REST API call | |
| Video Indexer | Exploring diverse video insights | |
| Kinect DK | Creating computer vision and speech models by leveraging a developer kit with advanced AI sensors | |
| Anomaly Detector | Addition of anomaly detection features in apps | |
| Azure Open Datasets | Cloud platform for hosting and sharing curated open datasets for faster machine learning model development | |
| Immersive Reader | Interactive feature for reading and understanding text | |
| Networking | Content Delivery Network | Secure and credible delivery of content with worldwide reach |
| Azure ExpressRoute | Dedicated private network fiber connections to Azure | |
| Azure DNS | Hosting service for DNS domain on Azure | |
| Virtual Network | Provisioning private networks and optionally connecting to on-premises datacenters | |
| Traffic Manager | Routing incoming traffic for higher availability and performance levels | |
| Load Balancer | Delivery of higher network performance and availability in your applications | |
| VPN Gateway | Setting up safe, cross-premises connectivity | |
| Application Gateway | Development of web front ends in Azure with higher security, scalability and availability. | |
| Azure DDoS Protection | Safeguard for applications against Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks | |
| Network Watcher | Solution for network diagnostics and performance monitoring | |
| Azure Firewall | Native firewall capabilities on Azure with in-built higher availability, limited maintenance and unlimited cloud scalability | |
| Virtual WAN | Optimization and automation of connectivity between branches by leveraging Azure | |
| Azure Front Door | Delivery point for worldwide, microservice-based web applications with higher scalability and security | |
| Azure Bastion | Fully managed and private RDP and SSH access for virtual machines | |
| Azure Private Link | Private access for services hosted on Azure platform and keeps data on the Microsoft network | |
| Azure Internet Analyzer | Service for evaluating the impact of changes in networking infrastructure on performance of customers | |
| Azure Firewall Manager | Centralized network security policy and route management for software-specific, globally distributed perimeters | |
| Web Application Firewall | Reliable safeguard for web apps with a cloud-native web application firewall service | |
| Mobile | App Service | Faster creation of powerful web and mobile cloud apps |
| Azure Maps | Simple and safe location APIs for providing geospatial attributes to data | |
| Notification Hubs | Communicate push notifications to any platform of your choice from preferred back end | |
| API Management | Secure and scalable publishing of APIs to developers, employees and partners | |
| Web Apps | Faster creation and deployment of mission critical web apps according to scale | |
| Mobile Apps | Creation and hosting for any mobile app’s backend | |
| API Apps | Easier creation and utilization of Cloud APIs | |
| Azure mobile app | Maintain connectivity with Azure resources from any location at any time | |
| Visual Studio App Centre | Continuous building, testing, releasing and monitoring of mobile and desktop apps | |
| Xamarin | Faster creation of cloud-based mobile apps | |
| Web App for Containers | Easier deployment and running containerized web apps with higher scalability according to business requirements | |
| Media | Content Delivery Network | Service for safe and reliable delivery of content worldwide |
| Media Services | Service for encoding, storage and streaming of video and audio at any scale | |
| Encoding | Studio-grade encoding tailored specifically for the cloud | |
| Live and On-Demand Streaming | Content delivery on almost all devices according to scale for addressing business needs | |
| Azure Media Player | Single media player solution for all playback requirements | |
| Content Protection | Safe delivery of content by leveraging Fairplay, AES, Widevine and PlayReady | |
| Video Indexer | Access new video insights | |
| Internet of Things | Azure IoT Hub | Connecting, monitoring and management of billions of IoT assets |
| Azure IoT Central | Faster development of IoT solutions | |
| Azure IoT solutions accelerators | Creation of fully customizable solutions through templates for general IoT scenarios | |
| Azure Sphere | Safely connecting MCU-powered devices to the cloud | |
| Azure Time Series Insights | Review and analysis of time-series data from multiple IoT devices | |
| Azure Maps | Simple and safe location APIs for providing geospatial context to specific data | |
| Azure Functions | Event processing with serverless code | |
| Event Grid | Achieving credible event delivery at any scale | |
| Windows 10 IoT Core Services | OS support and services for the long-term to ensure assessment of device health and management of device updates | |
| Azure Machine Learning | End-to-end platform with features for experimentation and model management alongside credibility and assurance of scalability | |
| Machine Learning Studio | Easier creation, deployment and management of predictive analytics solutions | |
| Azure Stream Analytics | Real-time processing of data stream from numerous IoT devices | |
| Logic Apps | Automation of data access and use on multiple clouds without having to write code | |
| Notification Hubs | Transfer push notifications to any platform from the back end of your choice | |
| Azure Cosmos DB | Multi-model, globally distributed database for different scale | |
| API Management | Secure and scalable publishing of APIs to partners, employees and developers | |
| Azure Digital Twins | Development of next-generation IoT spatial intelligence solutions | |
| Kinect DK | Develop computer vision and speech models through a developer kit with sophisticated AI sensors | |
| Azure SQL Database Edge | Edge-optimized data engine with a small footprint and in-built AI capabilities | |
| Azure IoT Edge | Take cloud intelligence and analytics to edge devices with ease | |
| Blockchain | Azure Blockchain Service | Creating, governance and expansion of consortium blockchain networks |
| Azure Blockchain Workbench | Flexible prototyping of cloud blockchain apps | |
| Logic Apps | Automation of access and use of data on multiple cloud platforms according to any scale | |
| Azure Cosmos DB | Multi-model database with global distribution for higher scalability | |
| Azure Blockchain Tokens | Easier definition, creation and management of ledger-based tokens | |
| Containers | Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) | Simpler deploying, managing and operations of Kubernetes |
| Service Fabric | Microservice development and container orchestration on Linux or Windows | |
| Container Instances | Easily running containers on Azure without server management | |
| Azure Functions | Event processing with serverless code | |
| Container Registry | Storage and management of container images on different types of Azure deployments | |
| Web Apps | Faster creation and deployment of mission-critical web apps according to scale | |
| Mobile Apps | Creation and hosting backend for mobile apps | |
| API Apps | Easier creation and use of Cloud APIs | |
| Web App for Containers | Simpler deployment and running of containerized web apps with scalability according to business requirements | |
| Azure Red Hat OpenShift | Completely managed OpenShift service, operated in collaboration with Red Hat | |
| Developer Tools | Visual Studio | Feature-rich and flexible environment for cloud application development |
| Visual Studio Code | Powerful and simple code editor for cloud application development | |
| SDKs | Access the command-line tools and SDKs according to requirement | |
| Azure DevOps | Services for sharing code, tracking work and shipping software, ideal for teams | |
| Azure Pipelines | Continuous building, testing and deployment on any cloud and platform | |
| Azure Lab Services | Create labs for development, classrooms, testing, trials and other potential applications | |
| Azure DevTest Labs | Faster creation of environments by leveraging reusable artifacts and templates | |
| Developer tool integrations | Facility to use other development tools such as Maven, Eclipse and IntelliJ with Azure | |
| App Configuration | Parameter storage with higher scalability and speed for app configuration | |
| Visual Studio Online | Cloud-based development environments with flexible levels of accessibility | |
| Hybrid | Azure SQL Database | Managed, proactive SQL database service on the cloud |
| Azure Active Directory | Synchronization of on-premise directors alongside enabling single sign-on | |
| Azure DevOps | Services for sharing code, tracking work and shipping software | |
| Azure ExpressRoute | Dedicated private network fiber connections to Azure | |
| Security Center | Combine security management alongside enabling advanced threat protection for hybrid cloud workloads | |
| Azure Database for PostgreSQL | Managed PostgreSQL database service | |
| Azure Stack | Create and run innovative hybrid applications crossing all cloud boundaries | |
| Azure Sentinel | Leverage the power of intelligent security analytics and cloud-native SIEM for safeguarding your enterprise | |
| Azure Arc | Obtain Azure services and management on different infrastructures | |
| Azure IoT Edge | Expansion of cloud analytics and intelligence towards edge devices | |
| Identity | Azure Active Directory | Synchronization of on-premise directories and enabling single sign-on |
| Azure Information Protection | Better safety for sensitive information | |
| Azure Active Directory Domain Services | Joining Azure virtual machines to a domain without domain controllers | |
| Azure Active Directory B2C | Identity and access management for a consumer on the cloud | |
| Integration | Azure API for FHIR | Easy creation and deployment of FHIR service for interoperability and health data solutions |
| Event Grid | Achieve reliable event delivery at any scale | |
| Logic Apps | Automation of data access and utilization on multiple clouds without the need to write code | |
| API Management | Publishing APIs to partners, employees and developers with higher safety and scalability | |
| Service Bus | Facility for connecting across public and private cloud environments | |
| Mixed Reality | Azure Digital Twins | Service for development of next-generation solutions in IoT spatial intelligence |
| Spatial Anchors | Development of multi-user, spatially conscious mixed reality experience solutions | |
| Kinect DK | Develop computer vision and speech models by leveraging a developer kit with powerful AI sensors | |
| Remote Rendering | Service for rendering interactive, high-quality 3D content and streaming the content in real-time to the users’ devices | |
| Web | App Service | Service for quick creation of powerful web and mobile apps for the cloud |
| Azure Maps | Simple and secure location APIs that can provide geospatial attributes to data | |
| Content Delivery Network | Service for faster, reliable and safe content delivery worldwide | |
| Azure Cognitive Search | AI-based cloud search service tailored to mobile and web app development | |
| Notification Hubs | Service for sending push notifications to platform of your choice from the preferred back end | |
| API Management | Highly secure and scalable service for publishing APIs to developers, employees, and partners. | |
| Web Apps | Faster creation and deployment of mission-critical web apps according to scale | |
| Mobile Apps | Development and hosting of any mobile app’s back end | |
| API Apps | Flexible development and use of Cloud APIs | |
| Web App for Containers | Easy deployment and operations of containerized web apps with higher scalability at par with business requirements | |
| Azure SignalR Service | Service for easier addition of real-time web functionalities | |
| Azure Spring Cloud | Fully managed Spring Cloud service developed and operated through Pivotal |
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