Azure Cloud Experience

Question: What is Azure Resource Manager (ARM) and what is its role in managing resources in
Azure?

Answer: Azure Resource Manager (ARM) is Azure's deployment and management service. It
provides a management layer that allows you to create, update, and delete resources in your Azure
account. ARM enables access control, auditing, and tagging of resources, making it easier to
manage and organize.

Question: How do you configure alerts and monitoring in Azure Monitor?

Answer: Azure Monitor collects and analyzes telemetry data from applications and resources in
Azure. Alerts are configured in Azure Monitor by defining an alert rule that specifies a condition
based on a metric or log, and an action to take when the condition is met, such as sending an email
notification or running an Azure Automation runbook.

1. Select Azure Monitor

2. Configure Resources for Monitoring
3. Configure Metrics and Configure Logs
4. Create an Alert Rule and Define the Alert Condition
5. Configure Alert Actions, Set Alert Details, and Save the Alert Rule.

Question: What is the difference between Azure App Service and Azure Virtual Machines?

Answer: Azure App Service is a platform as a service (PaaS) that enables developers to easily
create, deploy, and scale web applications. Provides simplified management and built-in
capabilities such as authentication, monitoring, and continuous integration. Azure Virtual
Machines is an infrastructure as a service (IaaS) that offers virtual machines that can be configured
and managed with greater flexibility, suitable for custom applications and specific workloads.

Question: How do you implement and manage Azure Security Center for an organization?

Answer: "To implement and manage Azure Security Center, I first enable the security center in the
Azure portal. Then I configure security policies and enable advanced threat protection. I use
security recommendations to identify and remediate vulnerabilities. I also set up alerts and use
continuous monitoring capabilities to ensure that potential threats are quickly identified and
mitigated."

Question: How do you configure a Virtual Network (VNet) in Azure?

Answer: "To set up a VNet in Azure, I first navigate to the Azure portal and create a new VNet by
specifying the IP address range. I then create subnets within the VNet and configure network
security rules to control incoming and outgoing traffic. I also configure a virtual network gateway if
needed for hybrid connectivity or VPN access."

Question: How do you implement endpoint protection in an enterprise environment?

Answer: "To implement endpoint protection, I deploy antivirus and antimalware solutions to all
devices on the network. I configure security policies through centralized management tools such as
Microsoft Endpoint Manager. I continuously monitor endpoints for threats and regularly update
virus definitions and security patches."

Question: Explain the process of setting up Azure Active Directory (AAD) Connect.

Answer: "To set up AAD Connect, I first download and install the tool on a server within the on-
premises network. I then follow the setup wizard, choosing the appropriate synchronization and
authentication options. I configure the connection to the on-premises Active Directory and Azure
AD, and specify the synchronization filters and the initial and ongoing synchronization rules."

Question: How do you create and manage Azure Resource Groups?

Answer: To create and manage Azure Resource Groups, you can use the Azure Portal, Azure CLI, or
PowerShell. For example, in Azure CLI, you can create a resource group with the command:

Code: az group create --name MyResourceGroup --location eastus

You can manage resources within the group using commands like az resource list --resource-group
MyResourceGroup to list resources and az group delete --name MyResourceGroup to delete the
group.

Question: What are the different types of Azure Storage Accounts and their use cases?

Answer: Azure Storage Accounts come in several types: General-purpose v2, General-purpose v1,
and Blob storage. General-purpose v2 supports all storage services such as blobs, files, queues, and
tables and is recommended for most scenarios due to its enhanced features and lower costs. Blob
storage accounts are optimized for storing large amounts of unstructured data like text or binary
data.

Question: How do you implement Azure Backup for virtual machines?

Answer: To implement Azure Backup for VMs, navigate to the VM in the Azure Portal, select
"Backup" under Operations, and configure the backup policy. This involves setting the backup
schedule, retention range, and enabling the backup. You can also use the Azure Recovery Services
vault to manage and monitor backup operations.

Question: How do you set up Azure Site Recovery for disaster recovery?

Answer: Azure Site Recovery can be set up by first creating a Recovery Services vault in the Azure
Portal. Then, configure the source environment by installing the Site Recovery Mobility Service on
VMs, and set up the target environment by configuring the replication settings. Finally, enable
replication for the desired VMs and test the failover process to ensure everything is configured
correctly.

Question: What is Azure Active Directory and what are its main features?

Answer: Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) is Microsoft's cloud identity and access management
service. It provides centralized authentication and authorization for cloud applications and
services, supports Single Sign-On (SSO), integration with SaaS applications, hybrid identity
management, and provides advanced security capabilities such as MFA (Multi-Factor
Authentication) and conditional access management.
Question: How do you implement high availability in Azure for a mission-critical application?

Answer: High availability in Azure is achieved by replicating and distributing resources across
multiple regions and availability zones. Services such as Azure Traffic Manager are used for global
traffic routing, Azure Load Balancer to distribute load within a region, and Azure Availability Zones
for physical redundancy of resources within a region.

Windows Server Deployments and Management

Question: How do you deploy Active Directory in a Windows Server environment?

Answer: Deploying Active Directory in Windows Server involves installing the Active Directory
Domain Services (AD DS) role through Server Manager. After installation, the domain is configured
and the server is promoted to a domain controller. Administrators can then create and manage
users, groups, and policies within Active Directory.

Question: Describe the process of creating a Windows Server failover cluster.

Answer: "To create a failover cluster in Windows Server 2019, I first ensure that the servers are
configured with supported hardware and connected to a shared network. I install the failover
cluster role on each server and configure shared storage. Then, I use Failover Cluster Manager to
create the cluster, adding nodes and configuring cluster roles and resources for high availability."

Question: How do you perform a clean installation of Windows Server from scratch?

Answer: "For a clean installation of Windows Server, I first prepare the hardware and create
installation media (USB or DVD). I boot the server from the installation media and follow the
prompts in the setup wizard, selecting the edition of Windows Server and the disk partition where
the operating system will be installed. I complete the installation by setting up the administrator
account, networking, and initial updates."

Question: What is Hyper-V virtualization and how do I configure it?

Answer: Hyper-V is a Microsoft virtualization technology that allows administrators to create and
manage virtual machines on a physical server. To configure it, the Hyper-V role is installed through
Server Manager and virtual networks and datastores are configured. Virtual machines can then be
created and resources such as CPU, memory, and storage can be assigned to them.

Question: How do you configure and manage Group Policy Objects (GPOs) in a Windows Server
environment?

Answer: "I configure and manage GPOs using the Group Policy Management Console (GPMC). I
create and link GPOs to specific organizational units (OUs) and configure policy settings such as
software restrictions, Windows preferences, and startup and shutdown scripts. I use the security
filter feature to apply GPOs to specific groups of users or computers and monitor the results of
policy application using Event Viewer and the 'gpresult' command."

Question: How do you perform a Windows Server upgrade from an older version to a newer
version?
Answer: "To perform a Windows Server upgrade, I first perform a full backup of the system and
critical data. Then, I insert the installation media for the new operating system and run the
upgrade wizard. I follow the prompts to choose the upgrade option and preserve current settings
and data. After the upgrade, I review the installation logs and perform extensive testing to ensure
that all services and applications are working correctly."

Question: What is the process for setting up a Windows Server Failover Cluster?

Answer: Setting up a Windows Server Failover Cluster involves several steps:

Install Failover Clustering Feature: Use Server Manager or PowerShell (Install-WindowsFeature -

Name Failover-Clustering -IncludeManagementTools) to install the feature.

Validate Configuration: Run the cluster validation wizard to ensure all nodes meet the necessary
requirements.

Create the Cluster: Use the Failover Cluster Manager or PowerShell (New-Cluster -Name
ClusterName -Node Node1, Node2) to create the cluster.

Configure Cluster Settings: Add storage, configure networking, and set up roles and features as
needed.

Question: How do you implement and manage Windows Server Update Services (WSUS)?

Answer: Implementing WSUS involves:

Install WSUS Role: Use Server Manager or PowerShell (Install-WindowsFeature -Name

UpdateServices -IncludeManagementTools) to install WSUS.

Configure WSUS: Set up the WSUS server, select products and classifications, and configure
synchronization schedule.

Approve Updates: Manually or automatically approve updates for deployment to client systems.

Monitor and Manage: Regularly monitor WSUS health, perform cleanups, and review update
reports to ensure compliance.

Question: How do you configure and manage DNS roles in Windows Server?

Answer: Configuring DNS roles involves:

Install DNS Role: Use Server Manager or PowerShell (Install-WindowsFeature -Name DNS -
IncludeManagementTools).

Create DNS Zones: Create forward and reverse lookup zones using the DNS Manager or
PowerShell.

Add Records: Add A, CNAME, MX, and other records to the zones to define the DNS structure.

Manage DNS Server: Use DNS Manager or PowerShell to monitor performance, secure the server,
and troubleshoot issues.

Question: How do you secure a Windows Server environment against common threats?
Answer: Securing a Windows Server environment involves:

Implementing Principle of Least Privilege: Ensure users and applications have only the permissions
they need.

Regular Patch Management: Keep the server updated with the latest security patches.

Configure Firewalls and Antivirus: Use Windows Defender or third-party solutions.

Enable Auditing and Logging: Track changes and access to critical resources.

Use Group Policy: Implement security policies across the domain.

Question: Describe the process to install and configure a server role in Windows Server 2019
using PowerShell.

Answer: To install a server role such as Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) using PowerShell
in Windows Server 2019, you use the Install-WindowsFeature cmdlet. For example:

Install-WindowsFeature -Name AD-Domain-Services -IncludeManagementTools

The server is then configured by promoting it to a domain controller using Install-ADDSForest.

Question: How are group settings managed in Windows Server using Group Policy Objects
(GPOs)?

Answer: Group Policy Objects (GPOs) in Windows Server allow you to centralize the management
and configuration of security settings, network settings, and software on multiple computers. They
are created and linked to organizational units (OUs) in Active Directory, specifying settings such as
password restrictions, remote desktop settings, and more.

Office and MS 365

Question: How do you configure Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) in Office 365?

Answer: "To set up MFA in Office 365, I go to the Microsoft 365 admin portal, navigate to the
'Active Users' section, and select the users I want to enable MFA for. I then click 'Enable' and follow
the instructions to set up additional authentication methods, such as text messages, phone calls,
or authenticator apps."

Question: How do you manage compliance policies in Microsoft 365 Security & Compliance
Center?

Answer: "In the Microsoft 365 Security & Compliance Center, I create retention policies, sensitivity
labels, and compliance alerts. I set up data loss prevention (DLP) policies to protect sensitive
information, and I use tools like eDiscovery to manage legal investigations and audit requests."

Question: How does an organization migrate to Office 365?

Answer: Migrating to Office 365 can be done using several strategies, including cutover migration,
hybrid migration, or staged migration. The process includes preparing the on-premises
environment, synchronizing identities with Azure AD Connect, migrating mailboxes using tools such
as the Exchange Migration Service, and setting up services such as SharePoint Online and OneDrive
for Business.

Question: What is Microsoft Intune and how is it used in Office 365?

Answer: Microsoft Intune is a mobile device and application management service that integrates
with Office 365 to provide centralized management of devices, applications, and security policies.
It enables organizations to protect corporate data by managing access policies and configuration of
mobile devices and PCs.

Question: How do you set up and manage Office 365 mail flow rules?

Answer: "In the Exchange Admin Center, I navigate to the 'Mail flow' section and create new mail
flow rules. I set up specific conditions and actions to manage how incoming and outgoing emails
are handled, such as redirecting emails, applying disclaimers, or blocking messages. I also monitor
and adjust the rules as needed to keep mail flow efficient and secure."

Question: How do you migrate mailboxes to Office 365 from an on-premises Exchange server?

Answer: "To migrate mailboxes to Office 365, I first prepare the environment by configuring Azure
AD Connect to synchronize users and passwords. Then, in the Exchange Admin Center, I set up a
new migration batch by selecting the mailboxes to move and specifying the source server
information. I start the migration and monitor the progress in the Exchange Admin Center and
perform post-migration testing to ensure that the mailboxes are working properly in Office 365."

Question: How do you configure Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) for Office 365 users?

Answer: To configure MFA in Office 365:

Access the Admin Center: Go to the Microsoft 365 Admin Center.

Enable MFA: Navigate to Users > Active users, select the users, and click on "Manage multi-factor
authentication".

Configure User Settings: Customize MFA settings, such as app passwords and verification options.

Notify Users: Inform users about the new MFA requirements and assist them in setting up their
devices.

Question: How do you manage Office 365 licensing for a large organization?

Answer: Managing Office 365 licensing involves:

Assigning Licenses: Use the Admin Center to assign and reassign licenses to users based on their
needs.

Bulk Assignments: Use PowerShell scripts to manage licenses for large numbers of users efficiently.

Monitoring Usage: Regularly review license usage and optimize subscriptions.

Compliance and Audits: Ensure compliance with Microsoft licensing agreements and conduct
periodic audits.
Question: How do you implement and manage SharePoint Online?

Answer: Implementing SharePoint Online involves:

Site Creation: Create sites for different departments or projects.

Permissions Management: Set up appropriate permission levels for users and groups.

Document Libraries: Configure libraries for document storage and collaboration.

Customization: Customize sites with web parts, workflows, and apps to meet business needs.

Question: How do you use the Security & Compliance Center in Office 365?

Answer: The Security & Compliance Center allows you to:

Manage Policies: Create and enforce policies for data loss prevention (DLP), retention, and
eDiscovery.

Monitor Threats: Use threat management tools to monitor and respond to security incidents.

Audit Logs: Review audit logs to track user activities and access.

Compliance: Ensure compliance with legal and regulatory requirements.

Question: What is the difference between Office 365 and Microsoft 365?

Answer: Office 365 is a suite of cloud services that includes productivity apps like Exchange Online
(email), SharePoint Online (document management and collaboration), and Microsoft Teams (team
communication and collaboration). Microsoft 365 is a more complete solution that includes Office
365 along with advanced security features and device management through Intune.

Question: How do you implement data loss protection (DLP) in Exchange Online?

Answer: In Exchange Online, data loss protection (DLP) is configured using DLP policies that specify
conditions and actions to protect sensitive information. Policies can be created to detect and
protect data such as credit card numbers or health information, applying actions such as
encryption or breach notification.

VMware, Hyper-V and Citrix Virtualization

Question: How do you create and manage virtual machines in VMware?

Answer: "To create and manage virtual machines in VMware, I use the vSphere Client to access the
vCenter environment. I create a new virtual machine by specifying the name, operating system,
and hardware resources such as CPU, memory, and storage. I then install the operating system on
the VM and configure VMware tools to optimize performance and management."

Question: How do you migrate virtual machines from a Hyper-V environment to VMware?

Answer: "To migrate VMs from Hyper-V to VMware, I use tools such as VMware vCenter Converter.
I first convert the Hyper-V VMs to a VMware-compatible format, then import them into the
vSphere environment and configure the hardware and network properties as needed. I perform
extensive testing to ensure that the migrated VMs function properly in the new environment."

Question: What is vMotion in VMware and how is it used?

Answer: vMotion is a VMware technology that enables live migration of virtual machines (VMs)
from one host to another without downtime. It is used for load balancing, hardware maintenance,
and capacity management. It requires appropriately configured networking and shared storage.

Question: How do you set up a virtualization environment with Citrix XenDesktop?

Answer: Setting up Citrix XenDesktop involves installing and configuring XenDesktop components
such as the Delivery Controller, VDAs (Virtual Delivery Agents) on devices, StoreFront for user
authentication and access, and Citrix Studio for managing the environment. Catalogs and Delivery
Groups are created to organize and provide access to virtual desktops and applications.

Question: How do you implement high availability (HA) for virtual machines in VMware?

Answer: "To implement HA in VMware, I set up an HA cluster in vSphere. I first enable HA on the
cluster and configure failover policies. I ensure that virtual machines are stored on shared storage
accessible by all hosts in the cluster. I configure VM restart priority and VM monitoring policies to
ensure that VMs are automatically restarted on other hosts in case of failure."

Question: How do you troubleshoot performance issues in a Hyper-V environment?

Answer: "To troubleshoot performance issues in Hyper-V, I first use Windows Performance
Monitor to identify bottlenecks in resources such as CPU, memory, disk, and network. I review
event logs and use diagnostic tools such as Hyper-V Manager to assess the health of VMs. I tune
resource settings, optimize network and storage configurations, and apply updates or patches as
needed to improve performance."

Question: How do you configure a VMware vSphere Distributed Switch?

Answer: Configuring a vSphere Distributed Switch involves:

Create the Switch: In the vSphere Client, navigate to Networking, right-click on the datacenter, and
select "New Distributed Switch".

Add Hosts: Add ESXi hosts to the switch.

Configure Uplinks: Assign physical NICs to uplinks for network traffic.

Set Up Port Groups: Create port groups and assign VLANs as needed.

Question: What are the steps to set up a Hyper-V Replica for disaster recovery?

Answer: Setting up Hyper-V Replica involves:

Enable Replication: On the primary server, right-click the VM and select "Enable Replication".

Configure Replication Settings: Choose the replication frequency, initial replication method, and
other settings.
Set Up the Replica Server: On the secondary server, configure it to receive replicas.

Test Failover: Perform a test failover to ensure replication is working correctly.

Question: How do you manage Citrix XenDesktop for virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI)?

Answer: Managing XenDesktop involves:

Set Up Delivery Controllers: Install and configure Delivery Controllers to manage VDI resources.

Create Machine Catalogs: Define groups of VMs or physical computers that users will access.

Configure Delivery Groups: Assign users to Delivery Groups based on their roles.

Monitor Performance: Use Citrix Director to monitor and troubleshoot VDI performance.

Question: How do you perform a P2V (Physical to Virtual) conversion in VMware?

Answer: Performing a P2V conversion involves:

Install VMware vCenter Converter: Install the Converter Standalone utility on the physical machine.

Start the Conversion: Use the wizard to select the source physical machine and the destination ESXi
host.

Configure Settings: Configure disk, network, and resource allocation settings.

Migrate Data: Start the conversion process and monitor the migration.

Question: What is the difference between VMware vSphere and VMware ESXi?

Answer: VMware vSphere is VMware's virtualization suite that includes multiple products such as
ESXi (the hypervisor), vCenter Server (centralized management), and other components. ESXi is
VMware's Type 1 hypervisor, which installs directly on the physical hardware and manages virtual
machines.

Question: How do you set up a high availability environment with Hyper-V?

Answer: To set up high availability in Hyper-V, features such as Hyper-V clusters and Failover
Clustering are used. Cluster nodes share shared storage (for example, SAN or NAS) and can move
virtual machines between nodes in the event of failures, minimizing downtime.

On-Prem Infrastructure Design and Deployment

Question: How do you design and implement a highly available on-premises infrastructure?

Answer: "To design and implement a highly available infrastructure, I use clustered servers,
redundant storage, and high-availability networking. I configure failover clusters and SAN storage
with replication. I deploy redundant load balancers and firewalls to ensure there are no single
points of failure and that critical services are always available."
Question: What are the key components of an on-premises infrastructure and how are they
designed?

Answer: The key components of an on-premises infrastructure include servers, storage,

networking, security, and management tools. They are designed with specific capacity,
performance, security, and scalability requirements in mind to ensure operational efficiency and
business continuity.

Question: How do you implement and manage a SAN storage solution for a data center?

Answer: "To implement a SAN storage solution, I first choose the appropriate SAN hardware and
set it up in the data center environment. I connect servers to the SAN using fiber optic connections
and configure LUNs (Logical Unit Numbers) on the SAN. I use SAN management software to
allocate and manage storage, configure replication and snapshots, and monitor storage
performance and capacity."

Question: Describe the process of setting up a disaster recovery solution for an on-prem
environment.

Answer: "To set up a disaster recovery solution, I first perform a risk assessment and determine
RTO (Recovery Time Objective) and RPO (Recovery Point Objective) requirements. I set up data
replication in real-time or at regular intervals to a recovery site. I use technologies like Veeam or
Azure Site Recovery to automate replication and failover. I regularly test the recovery plan to
ensure that all critical systems can be restored quickly in the event of a disaster."

Question: How do you design a redundant power solution for a data center?

Answer: Designing a redundant power solution involves:

Power Supply Redundancy: Use dual power supplies in servers and network equipment.

Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS): Implement UPS systems to provide backup power.

Generators: Install backup generators to handle extended outages.

Power Distribution Units (PDUs): Use PDUs to distribute power and provide additional redundancy.

Question: What are the key considerations when designing an on-premises network for a
company with multiple branches?

Answer: When designing an on-premises network for multiple branches, consideration should be
given to network topology (e.g., star or mesh), security (firewalls and VPNs), required bandwidth,
redundancy (multiple paths and backup links), and centralized management (use of SD-WAN and
remote management services).
 Networking – Routers, Switches, Firewalls
Question: How do you configure VLANs on a Cisco switch?

Answer: "To configure VLANs on a Cisco switch, I access the switch through the command line
interface (CLI). I use commands such as 'vlan database' to create new VLANs and assign specific
ports to each VLAN using the command 'switchport mode access' followed by 'switchport access
vlan [VLAN number]'. I configure trunking to allow traffic from multiple VLANs on a single link using
'switchport mode trunk'."

Question: How do you set up a firewall policy to protect a network?

Answer: "To configure a firewall policy, I first identify security needs and the types of traffic that
should be allowed or blocked. In the firewall management interface, I create firewall rules by
specifying IP addresses, ports, and protocols. I configure rules to allow legitimate traffic and block
suspicious traffic. In addition, I configure intrusion prevention systems (IPS) and other additional
security measures."

Question: How do you configure a Cisco ASA firewall for basic network security?

Answer: "To configure a Cisco ASA firewall, I access the device using the CLI or ASDM interface. I
configure the network interfaces and assign IP addresses. I define access rules to allow or deny
specific traffic using ACLs (Access Control Lists). I enable additional security features such as traffic
inspection, NAT (Network Address Translation), and VPN (Virtual Private Network). I monitor traffic
and adjust configurations as needed to maintain network security."

Question: How do you implement QoS (Quality of Service) on a network switch?

Answer: "To implement QoS on a network switch, I configure QoS policies using the switch's CLI or
management interface. I create traffic classes and assign priorities based on the type of traffic,
such as voice, video, or data. I configure queues and scheduling algorithms to ensure that
prioritized traffic receives the necessary bandwidth and that latency and packet loss are minimized.
I monitor QoS performance and adjust configurations as needed."

Question: How does a Layer 3 firewall differ from a Layer 7 firewall, and in what situations would
each be used?

Answer: A Layer 3 firewall operates at the network layer of the OSI model, filtering traffic based on
IP addresses and ports. A Layer 7 firewall operates at the application layer, inspecting the content
of traffic and applying rules based on specific protocols (e.g., HTTP or FTP). A Layer 3 firewall would
be used to control traffic based on IP address and port, while a Layer 7 firewall is better suited for
specific applications where deep packet inspection is required.
 Cyber Security – Endpoint, Antivirus, Risk Management

Question: How do you implement endpoint protection in an enterprise environment?

Answer: "To implement endpoint protection, I deploy antivirus and antimalware solutions to all
devices on the network. I configure security policies through centralized management tools such as
Microsoft Endpoint Manager. I continuously monitor endpoints for threats and regularly update
virus definitions and security patches."

Question: How do you conduct a risk assessment for an IT infrastructure?

Answer: "To conduct a risk assessment, I identify and document critical IT assets and their
associated vulnerabilities. I perform a threat analysis to determine potential sources of risk. I
assess the potential impact of each risk and the likelihood of occurrence. I use a risk matrix to
prioritize risks and develop mitigation plans and security controls to reduce risks to acceptable
levels."

Question: How do you configure endpoint protection policies in a corporate environment?

Answer: "To configure endpoint protection policies, I deploy a centralized security solution such as
Microsoft Defender ATP or Symantec Endpoint Protection. I configure security policies that include
malware protection, device control, firewall, and data encryption. I monitor endpoints to detect
and respond to threats, and I ensure that security policies are regularly updated to address new
threats and vulnerabilities."

Question: How are endpoints on a corporate network protected against advanced threats?

Answer: Endpoint protection involves installing security software such as antivirus, antimalware,
and personal firewalls. In addition, endpoint detection and response (EDR) solutions are deployed
to monitor and respond to threats in real time. Patch management and security policies are also
critical to reducing the attack surface.

Strong Client Consultation Skills – Can you work with many different types of customers?
Question: Describe a scenario where you had to manage the expectations of a client with
complex technical requirements and how you addressed it.

Answer: In my experience, I had a client who required a complex virtualization solution using
VMware and Hyper-V to support specific workloads. I addressed this by performing a detailed
analysis of their needs, providing clear recommendations, and demonstrating how the proposed
solution would meet their performance and security requirements. I maintained open and regular
communication with the client, ensuring that I managed expectations and proactively resolved any
issues.