High-level System Design Bootcamp (2024)

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Anshul Khanna

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1. Introduction

1. How should you take this course .mp4

03:41

2. Architecture diagrams.mp4

02:41

2. Back-of-the-envelope estimations

1. Introduction.mp4

01:59

2.1 Interactive latency.html

2.2 Latency numbers.html

2. May the numbers be with you.mp4

03:52

3.1 Approaching the deesign.html

3.2 Back-of-envelope calculations cheat sheet.html

3. Approaching the problems.mp4

05:17

4. The numbers awaken!.html

3. High-level trade-offs

1. Introduction.mp4

00:23

2.1 A word on scalability.html

2.2 Scalability, availability, stability patterns.html

2. Performance vs Scalability.mp4

01:41

3.1 Understanding latency vs throughput.html

3. Latency vs Throughput.mp4

00:29

4.1 A plain english introduction to CAP theorem.html

4.2 CAP theorem revisited.html

4.3 The CAP FAQ.html

4. CAP theorem.mp4

01:26

5. What will you trade-off .html

4. Scalability of a system

1. Introduction.mp4

01:05

2.1 Scaling horizontally vs vertically.html

2. Horizontal vs Vertical Scaling.mp4

01:32

3.1 Inside NGINX.html

3.2 Layer 4 load balancing.html

3.3 Scalability for dummies.html

3. Perfectly Load Balanced, as all things should be!.mp4

04:06

4. Scale it up!.html

5. Caching

1. Introduction.mp4

02:18

2. Types of Cache.mp4

02:25

3.1 Amazon ElastiCache.html

3.2 Cache to in-memory data grid.html

3. Cache Update Strategies.mp4

03:16

4.1 Cache replacement policies.html

4.2 Cache replacement policies.html

4. Cache Eviction Policies.mp4

04:15

5. Gotta Cache Em All.html

6. Database evaluation

1. Introduction.mp4

00:35

2.1 Multi-master replication.html

2. RDBMS.mp4

02:27

3.1 NoSQL databases a survey and decision guidance.html

3.2 NoSQL patterns.html

3. NoSQL.mp4

03:33

4.1 SQL & NoSQL a brief history.html

4. SQL or NoSQL .mp4

01:56

5.1 The coming of the shard.html

5. Sharding.mp4

04:49

6. Watched a movie last night. Its SQL is coming out soon ...html

7. Design a ride-booking system Uber, Lyft, Grab, Ola

1. Introduction and System Requirements.mp4

02:42

2. Capacity estimations.mp4

04:19

3. Database design.mp4

01:33

4. API design.mp4

03:25

5. Scaling the system.mp4

09:49

6. High-level design.mp4

01:44

7. Summary.mp4

03:06

8. Design a search engine Google, Yahoo, Bing, DuckDuckGo

1. Introduction.mp4

02:21

2. System requirements.mp4

01:41

3. Capacity estimations.mp4

05:39

4. Database design.mp4

02:19

5. Design components.mp4

09:54

6. High-level design.mp4

01:22

7. Summary.mp4

00:53

9. Design a video streaming platform Netflix, YouTube, Hotstar

1. Introduction.mp4

00:50

2. System requirements.mp4

01:48

3. Capacity estimations.mp4

04:26

4. Database design.mp4

05:03

5. API design.mp4

00:47

6. Scaling the system.mp4

04:50

7. High-level design.mp4

03:31

8. Summary.mp4

00:51

10. Design a real-time chat application Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, Telegram

1. Introduction.mp4

00:39

2. System requirements.mp4

01:59

3. Capacity estimations.mp4

04:20

4. Database design.mp4

04:38

5. Scaling the system.mp4

03:36

6. High-level design.mp4

03:26

7. Summary.mp4

00:41

Description

Ace the High Level System Design Interviews and Architect Real World Systems

What You'll Learn?

Cracking System Design Interviews ( FAANG included )
Designing the most popular systems like Google, Netflix, etc. from scratch
Discussing the design trade-offs with the interviewer and playing to your strengths
Most important design & scalability concepts
Communication Protocols, Sharding Strategies, Caching, CAP Tradeoffs, Load Balancing, Message Queues, Data Partitioning, Fault Tolerance, Replication Strategies
Building robust systems that scale

Who is this for?

Software engineers of all levels preparing for System Design interviews

Senior engineers that are looking to make the next step in their career

Software architects that are looking to broaden their knowledge

What You Need to Know?

Willingness to learn something new.

Basics of SQL

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Description
Why should you take this course ?
In the real-world, most of the engineers don't get to design new systems in their career. Only a handful of engineers get to work on such an opportunity. But when it comes to interviews, we suddenly expect everyone to be a master of system design. This course covers all the important concepts to get you prepared for system design rounds. The core focus of the course lies in my approach to design the most popular systems such as Google, WhatsApp, Netflix, and many more.

High-level design, also known as Architecture Design, is used in most of the software engineering hiring process as an important assessment to identify a great candidate. From freshers to Staff Software Engineers, most of the companies dedicate at least 1 such round in the entire interview process.

This course focuses on the high-level aspects of the design. The only way to get better at interviews is by understanding the base of concepts, and then practicing lots of design problems. Additionally, this course is ideal for working professionals who want to improve their knowledge of systems.

Guaranteed Takeaway
After this course completion, you will not fear any high-level system design round of an interview. You'll be asking the right questions about the problems, and will be confident to jab at any design. That is my solemn promise to you.

Reach Out !
If there are more system design interview questions you'd like me to solve or additional topics you'd like me to cover, let me know! :)
Who this course is for:
Software engineers of all levels preparing for System Design interviews
Senior engineers that are looking to make the next step in their career
Software architects that are looking to broaden their knowledge

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At the age of 15 years, I found my passion for computers and have been constantly learning new programming skills ever since. I started by creating simple websites and later developed python apps to automate day-to-day hustle. The passion has lasted ever since.As a self-taught professional, I know the hustle to crawl the web for the best resources and difficulty in understanding the new parts. This background and experience enables me to focus on the most relevant key concepts and topics.Hi. I'm Anshul and I'm currently working at LinkedIn as a Senior Software Engineer. My tech career is 4 years young and I have personally mentored over a 100 students in the last 2 years. I love to teach and can’t wait to guide you towards your own personal goals. If you take any of my courses, you’ll have my full support every step of the way!

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