Quiz
2667 questions of the kind that actually get asked — in interviews, in architecture review boards, and by the person who has to run the thing at 3 AM. Every answer states the trade-off rather than the slogan, and says when the obvious choice is the wrong one.
All areas2667
Architecture Fundamentals81
Distributed Systems101
Data Architecture90
Cloud Architecture87
Networking86
API & Integration Architecture78
Reliability & Resilience88
Observability81
Performance & Capacity Engineering90
Security Architecture95
Cost Architecture & FinOps92
Business Architecture93
Architecture Communication91
Enterprise Architecture91
Legacy Modernization92
AI-Era Architecture86
Software Architecture & Engineering84
Architecture Patterns84
Architecture Decision-Making91
The Architect's Meta-Skills92
Delivery & Release Engineering93
Platform Engineering & Developer Experience92
Testing & Quality Architecture90
Data Platform Architecture88
Streaming & Real-Time Data93
Data Governance & Semantics81
Frontend & Experience Architecture91
Edge, Mobile & IoT88
Regulatory & Data Protection Architecture90
Assurance, Audit & Model Risk88
4 questions in Authentication.
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Authentication advanced
A multi-product company must unify authentication across products that each built their own login. What is the migration risk, and how is it sequenced?
2 min answer authenticationidentitymigrationsso -
Authentication advanced Multiple choice
For service-to-service authentication inside a cluster, would you use mTLS, OAuth client credentials, or both?
2 min answer mtlsoauthservice-identity -
Authentication advanced
In 2022 the same SMS phishing campaign hit Twilio and Cloudflare within days of each other. Twilio reported unauthorised access to data belonging to around 209 of its roughly 270000 customer accounts. Cloudflare reported that three employees entered credentials on the fake page and that no systems were compromised. What structural difference produced two different outcomes?
3 min answer twiliocloudflarephishingfido2 -
Authentication advanced
You must roll out MFA to 40,000 employees. Security wants hardware keys; the service desk fears the call volume. Design the rollout.
2 min answer mfaphishing-resistantrolloutrisk