Quiz
98 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 areas98
Architecture Fundamentals2
Distributed Systems26
Data Architecture23
Cloud Architecture4
Networking3
API & Integration Architecture1
Reliability & Resilience4
Observability3
Performance & Capacity Engineering3
Security Architecture3
Cost Architecture & FinOps3
Business Architecture2
Architecture Communication2
Enterprise Architecture1
Legacy Modernization2
AI-Era Architecture3
Software Architecture & Engineering3
Architecture Patterns3
Architecture Decision-Making6
The Architect's Meta-Skills1
4 questions in Reliability & Resilience.
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Reliability & Resilience intermediate
A team is launching a new service and asks what its SLO should be. How do you help them decide, and why is "99.99%" usually the wrong first answer?
2 min answer slosreerror-budgetreliability -
Reliability & Resilience advanced
In July 2019 a single regex deployed globally took Cloudflare's network to 100% CPU within seconds. What does this say about how configuration should be released?
2 min answer deploymentblast-radiusconfigcase-study -
Reliability & Resilience advanced
Maersk rebuilt roughly 4,000 servers and 45,000 PCs in about ten days after NotPetya in 2017, and recovered its directory only because one data centre had been offline during the attack. What does this say about DR design?
2 min answer disaster-recoveryransomwarebackupcase-study -
Reliability & Resilience intermediate
The business asks for "100% uptime" for a new customer portal. Walk me through the conversation that ends in an agreed SLO.
3 min answer slisloslanegotiation