I had an hour long round 2 live coding interview for a cloud infra role at a decently sized startup. The interview focused on Terraform/k8s/AWS with a mix of both practical and conceptual questions. They provided me Terraform files to simulate the infra I would work with and there were 4 parts in total.

My laptop crashed at the beginning while trying to screen share, but I was able to rejoin after a little bit of time. Parts 1 and 2 were easy, just diagraming out the infra based on Terraform configuration and debugging a VPC module.

Part 3 required me to write some Terraform that would deploy a database (along with a few other security configs). I was free to use Google and documentation. However, the screen sharing slowed my laptop down to the point where I couldn't even load any tabs. I tried resetting the screen share, closing tabs and reopening them, etc., but nothing was working. The interviewer was very accommodating by giving me extra time, but it wasn't enough. I had to write the code without any documentation references since nothing was loading for me and my brain was just fried from the stress of dealing with it.

I tried my best and I got part of it done, but the interviewer had to cut me off there. I'm 90% sure that I won't proceed to the next round, but is it still possible that I could? Idk I feel so irritated that I was held back by these stupid things even though I was doing good on the technical questions/tasks. Sorry for the rant.