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Spring Boot Java Interview Preparation

The document outlines key areas for preparing for a Spring Boot + Java Senior Developer interview, including core Java concepts, Spring Boot specifics, system design and architecture, and behavioral questions. It emphasizes important topics such as OOP, Java Collections, Spring Security, microservices, and testing methodologies. Additionally, it includes Infosys-specific questions related to coding standards, legacy systems, performance bottlenecks, and Agile methodology.

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Spring Boot Java Interview Preparation

The document outlines key areas for preparing for a Spring Boot + Java Senior Developer interview, including core Java concepts, Spring Boot specifics, system design and architecture, and behavioral questions. It emphasizes important topics such as OOP, Java Collections, Spring Security, microservices, and testing methodologies. Additionally, it includes Infosys-specific questions related to coding standards, legacy systems, performance bottlenecks, and Agile methodology.

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Spring Boot + Java Senior Developer Interview Preparation

1. Core Java Concepts:

- Object-Oriented Programming (OOP): Understand classes, inheritance, polymorphism,

encapsulation, and abstraction.

- Java Collections Framework: Lists, Sets, Maps, and their differences.

- Concurrency: Threads, Executor framework, multi-threading handling.

- Java 8 Features: Streams, lambdas, functional interfaces, Optional.

- JVM Internals: Memory management, garbage collection, and JVM operations.

2. Spring Boot Specifics:

- Dependency Injection: Discuss how Spring handles DI and its importance.

- Spring Boot Autoconfiguration: Autoconfiguration, enabling/disabling specific configurations.

- Spring Boot Profiles: Handling multiple environments (dev, test, prod).

- Spring Security: Implementing authentication, authorization (JWT, OAuth2).

- Spring Data JPA: Entities, repositories, JPQL, criteria queries, caching.

- Microservices: Building and managing microservices with Spring Boot (Spring Cloud, Eureka).

- Testing: Unit testing with JUnit, Mockito, and integration testing in Spring Boot.

3. System Design and Architecture:

- Designing systems with trade-offs (monolithic vs microservices).

- Handling scaling, load balancing, high availability.

- REST APIs, WebSocket, message queues (Kafka, RabbitMQ).

4. Behavioral Questions:

- Handling complex issues or bugs.


- Handling disagreements with team members.

- Ensuring code quality, performance, and maintainability.

Infosys-Specific Questions:

- How do you ensure adherence to coding standards in a large team?

- Explain how you have worked with legacy systems and migrated them to newer technologies.

- How do you handle performance bottlenecks in an enterprise-scale application?

- How would you handle a situation where a critical application goes down?

- Explain your experience with Agile methodology and working in Scrum teams.

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