Interview Ant (P7) was stumped by MySQL, and after working hard to join Ant Financial

Einstein said, "Patience and perseverance will always get paid." I have always regarded this as my motto, and this motto has been completely realized in "me" this year.

Every programmer has a dream of a big factory, and I am no exception. I was asked by MySQL last year when I interviewed Ant Financial. Many related questions were not answered, and it was cold after only two. After I went back, I also concentrated on reviewing and prepared for World War II. Now I finally entered Ant Financial and was hired.

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01 Ant Financial Interview Questions of MySQL

The previous interview questions of Ali are summarized, and the content of the specific interview questions is organized into documents. This article is for the MySQL series, so the following only shows some of the MySQL problems that I was slammed and asked when I interviewed Ali for the first time.

1. Please explain the concept and main features of relational database?
2. Please tell us the typical products, characteristics and application scenarios of relational databases?
3. Please describe in detail the SQL statement classification and corresponding representative keywords.
4. What is MySQL multi-instance and how to configure MySQL multi-instance?
5. How to strengthen MySQL security, please give specific feasible measures?
6. I executed a SQL statement in the drop library by mistake. How to recover completely?
7. Describe the principle of MySQL master-slave replication and the complete steps to configure master-slave.
8. How does MySQL realize bidirectional master-slave replication and explain the application scenarios?
9. How does MySQL realize cascade synchronization and explain the application scenarios?
10. How to solve MySQL master-slave replication failure?

02 Interview Questions for Ali, Tmall Team in World War II (3 rounds of technical side + HR side)

Ant Financial Interview Technical Questions:

1. Introduce yourself
2. Project introduction (first introduce the project by yourself, then chat)
3. junit usage, before, beforeClass, after, afterClass execution order
4. Distributed lock
5. Nginx request forwarding algorithm, how to configure forwarding based on weight
6. What are the problems with using hashmap to implement redis (deadlock, dead loop, ConcurrentHashmap available)
7. Thread status
8. The way the thread is blocked
9. The difference between sleep and wait
10. The underlying implementation of hashmap
11. Ten thousand people grab 100 red envelopes, how to achieve (without queue), how to ensure that 2 people can not grab the same red envelope, distributed locks are available
12. Java memory model, garbage collection mechanism, unreachable algorithm
13. Two Integer reference objects are passed to a swap method to exchange references within the method. After returning, will the values ​​of the two references be found to change
14. The underlying implementation of AOP, how dynamic is the dynamic proxy? If there are 100 objects, how to dynamically proxy these 100 objects?
15. Have you used maven install, maven test, git (make install is to install local jar packages)
16. Various Tomcat configurations, how to configure docBase
17. Several ways of Spring bean configuration
18. Web.xml configuration
19. Spring's listener.
20. The implementation mechanism of Zookeeper, there is a cache, how to store the registration service
21. Will IO block? Is readLine blocking
22. Have you used Spring's thread pool or Java's thread pool?
23. String formatting method (the two questions 20 and 21 are too low-level)
24. Time formatting method
25. What is the timer made of
26. How the thread exits and ends
27. What locks does java have? Optimistic lock, pessimistic lock synchronized, reentrant lock, read-write lock, have you used reentrantlock? The difference between reentrantlock and synmchronized
28. Usage scenarios of ThreadLocal
29. Java memory model, garbage collection mechanism
30. Why the thread execution should call start instead of run directly (direct run is no different from ordinary methods, start first, run will run as a thread method)
31. The realization mechanism of qmq messages (qmq is a message queue encapsulated by Qunar.com)
32. Three ways to traverse the hashmap
33. Some commands of JVM
34. The difference between memcache and redis
35. Where is the row-level lock of Mysql added
36. How is the lock of ConcurrentHashmap added? Is the more segments the better
37. The difference between myisam and innodb (innodb is a row-level lock, myisam is a table-level lock)
38. MySQL other performance optimization methods
39. Where to look at the Linux system log
40. How to view the network process?
41. Count the number of bit 1 in the binary representation of an integer
42. JVM memory model, java memory model

Answers to interview questions:

 

03 How did I review before World War II?

(1) MySQL topic section (first brush the topic)

1. What kind of locks are there in Mysql?
2. Under what circumstances are MYSQL data tables easily damaged?
3. What field type is good for recording currency in MySQL
4. Does MYSQL support transactions?
5. Explain the access control list
6. What are common SQL functions?
7. What is a non-standard string type?
8. How many TRIGGERS are allowed in Mysql table?
9. What kind of objects can be created using the CREATE statement?
10. What is the difference between NOW() and CURRENT_DATE()?
11. How many columns can be used to create an index?
12. What is InnoDB?
13. How does Mysql optimize DISTINCT?
14. How to input characters as hexadecimal numbers?
15. How to display the first 50 rows?
16. ......

Answers to MySQL interview questions:

 

(2) 21 best practices for MySQL performance optimization

1. Optimize your queries for query caching
2. EXPLAIN your SELECT query
3. Use LIMIT 1 when only one row of data is required
4. Index the search field
5. Use a similar type of example when joining the table, and index it
6. Never ORDER BY RAND()
7. Avoid SELECT *
8. Always set an ID for each table
9. Use ENUM instead of VARCHAR
10. Get advice from PROCEDURE ANALYSE()
11. Use NOT NULL whenever possible
12. Prepared Statements
13. Unbuffered query
14. Save the IP address as UNSIGNED INT
15. Fixed-length tables will be faster
16. Vertical split
17. Split large DELETE or INSERT statements
18. The smaller the column, the faster
19. Choosing the right storage engine
20. Use an Object Relational Mapper
21. Beware of "permalinks"

 

(3) MySQL performance tuning and architecture design

• Basic articles:

1. Basic introduction to MySQL
2. MySQL architecture composition
3. Introduction to MySQL storage engine
4. MySQL security management
5. MySQL backup and restore

• Performance optimization articles:

1. Related factors affecting the performance of MySQLServer
2. MySQL database locking mechanism
3. Optimization of MySQL database query
4. Performance optimization of MySQL database schema design
5. MySQLServer performance optimization
6. Common storage engine optimization

• Architecture design articles:

1. Basic principles of MySQL scalable design
2. Scalable design of MySQLReplication
3. Data segmentation for scalability design
4. Scalable design of Cache and Search..
5. MySQLCluster
6. Ideas and solutions for high-availability design
7. MySQL monitoring of high availability design

 

04 My review book data

(1) Java Interview Manual

• Performance optimization interview column
• Microservice architecture interview column
• Concurrent programming advanced interview column
• Open source framework interview questions column
• Distributed interview column

 

(2) Actual documentation

• Redis combat
• MySQL combat
• Spring Boot combat
• Spring Cloud combat
• Actual Java Virtual Machine

Take the actual combat Java virtual machine as an example:

1. Probe into the Java Virtual Machine
2. Understand the basic structure of the Java virtual machine
3. Common Java virtual machine parameters
4. Garbage collection concepts and algorithms
5. Garbage collector and memory allocation
6. Performance monitoring tools
7. Analyze the Java heap
8. Locking and concurrency
9. Class file structure
10. Class loading system
11. Bytecode execution

 

(3) Java core knowledge points to organize documents

 

 

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