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Can you explain different migration projects where you started it from scratch or were part of it?

Certainly!  Migration projects  involve moving data, applications, or systems from one environment to another. Here are some examples of migration projects which I have worked on:   Technological Migration: From C/C++ to Java Restful API's to enable cloud Migration Description : Application rewrite from one C/C++ to Java RestfulAPI's to enable cloud migration. Key Stages : Self-analysis (assess needs and challenges) Understand the Existing business capabilities Understand the existing technical design Identify Key Business Capabilities to be decomposed to Domain driven Design to identify Key services Create Microservices design architecture Break the microservices design into technical user stories and execute using agile framework Implement CI CD using for deployment using docker and Kubernetes. Enable monitoring using ELK to capture the health and metrices of the services. ...

Can you share a successful experience of resolving conflicts within a team?

Certainly! Here’s a fictional account of how a team successfully resolved a conflict:   I believe conflict is a situation where in both the team member are not be able to come to a common point for a  problem/solution as they may see it through different perspective and experience and hence a third party to resolve the conflict and this is where a manger have to step in.   I would like to share one experience which I wanted to share with you between tow experienced developers     Situation: During Migration project the team was working on the API creation and once the coding was done it was sent for a peer code review over the email. During peer review the other team passed the feedback over the mail. Looking into the feedback the developer felt offended thinking that he is trying to highlighted his weakness as I was in loop and he replied back that this is not an important comment and can be ignored. And shoot a defending mail and in response ther...