This is probably the most complete and concise video on back of the envelope calculations on the internet right now, most videos either go too in detail into estimations which is not realistic in a 45 min - 1 hour interview or have no specific structure/depth.
I have watched the entire system design playlist. I must say the value you are bringing is by summarising things which are normally hard to understand with simple example. Keep up the good work!
Thank you so much for this video! I've been feeling quite intimidated by the estimation part of system design but the fact that you provided a clear structure to approach these is super useful and it makes so much more sense now! 🙏🏻🙏🏻
I found your channel a week ago, and as a result found Guarav Sen's as well. You've helped me out massively during my SysDes interview prep so thanks! This video is another gem. I can never be bothered estimating because it feels pointless, but this has helped me simplify it down and give my estimations some structure. Thanks Shiran!
Your videos are the best. I was terrified for my SD interview. Now I have a shot thanks to your direction and step by step approaches. Thankyou so much
Hey, please don't stop putting more videos in this playlist. You've done a really great job so far 🎉🎉🎉🎉. Looking forward to seeing the complete playlist ❤.
Wow, the video is soaked with useful information. The importance of approximation, quick storage capacity calculations and the necessity to make assumptions are my favorite takeaways.
Thank you! You are amazing. Most of the video shows final value in GB,TB etc I was always confused how they derived it. Appriciate for clearing with detailed explanation. Appriciate your great effort
This is Great. I got to know their is something called System Designing. 3 hrs back, i'm headed to develop my own platform , which is supposed to deal with billions of transaction, believe me I'm in 3rd year of my college, now studying dbms, ds&algo and all those make sense ;)
Just found your channel, really loving the way you're presenting the concepts. It's really helping me out and I'd love it if you'd continue the series. All the best and thank you so much for the content!
I'll give an example. Estimated capacities are very useful when choosing which type of compute solution will be needed, for example you might want to pick a storage optimized solution if dealing with high storage and I/O requirements such as the case when hosting databases. It's really good if you bring this point up as it makes the activity far from being meaningless.
Every video of yours is awesome. That's quite disappointing that you have not so many of them and that you're not very "popular" on TH-cam. U deserve much more views etc. Could you tell if it's not a secret are you a c++ backend developer? Would be shocking if you're a Frontend developer) (taking into account the questions you've been asked on the interviews) You are the senior though. Maybe full stack even or don't have to code at all just manage)
Great video as always! There's a question I wanted to ask about: Negotiating your software engineering offer, especially as someone fresh out of uni, could you do a video on this pls? 🙏🙏
hello Shiran, thank you very much for your lesson. I am currently working as a Business Analyst and I work with a document that specifies Functional and Non-functional requirements, I wonder if Capacity Planning and Estimation is also a part of the Non-functional requirements? Thank you, Shiran :)
4:29 since DAU is 10 M and Write request is 10% of DAU , so then read request should be 90%DAU right , should we assume like this or should we go with ratio? @Shiran Afergan can you please clarify
This is by far the best video on capacity estimation in TH-cam and I have watched them all
This is probably the most complete and concise video on back of the envelope calculations on the internet right now, most videos either go too in detail into estimations which is not realistic in a 45 min - 1 hour interview or have no specific structure/depth.
This is by far the best video i have seen for capacity estimation THIS IS GEM thank you so much
I have watched the entire system design playlist. I must say the value you are bringing is by summarising things which are normally hard to understand with simple example.
Keep up the good work!
Thank you so much for this video! I've been feeling quite intimidated by the estimation part of system design but the fact that you provided a clear structure to approach these is super useful and it makes so much more sense now! 🙏🏻🙏🏻
So glad to hear that! Thanks for commenting 🙂
Superb content. This single video is enough for knowing Capacity estimation for every HLD
I found your channel a week ago, and as a result found Guarav Sen's as well. You've helped me out massively during my SysDes interview prep so thanks!
This video is another gem. I can never be bothered estimating because it feels pointless, but this has helped me simplify it down and give my estimations some structure.
Thanks Shiran!
This is really great to hear! Thanks 🙏🏽 I’m so glad my videos helped :) hope you do great in your interview! 💪🏽💪🏽
One of the best video in the internet for capacity estimates. I have been struggling from long time to understand 👍🏼
Thank you! This is probably the best series of System Design tutorials that can be found on TH-cam
I loved the explanation and the amazing quality of your videos. Keep up the good work.
Thank you! ❤️
Your videos are the best. I was terrified for my SD interview. Now I have a shot thanks to your direction and step by step approaches. Thankyou so much
Update: I did have a bit of a hard time in the SD interview, but I got the offer!
@@winterfoxx6363 i was hoping you'd give an update! Congrats! Anything else you used to prepare you can share for an interview I have coming up?
This explanation is very well done. There is no video on estimation which is simpler to understand than this one!
Hey, please don't stop putting more videos in this playlist. You've done a really great job so far 🎉🎉🎉🎉. Looking forward to seeing the complete playlist ❤.
Wow, the video is soaked with useful information. The importance of approximation, quick storage capacity calculations and the necessity to make assumptions are my favorite takeaways.
Thank you! You are amazing. Most of the video shows final value in GB,TB etc I was always confused how they derived it. Appriciate for clearing with detailed explanation. Appriciate your great effort
I was wondering from where to start the system design and this video the perfect one to start. Thanks a lot.
Literally watching all these before my interview tomorrow! Thank you Shiran 🙌
Excellent video, the strategy is a testament of the prepration and hardwork you put into your interview preprations back in the past.
I was watching this as a refresher, but amazed on how neat, simple, and useful you make it! Thanks a lot! Keep going!
Pls dont stop uploading videos because of you i have again got an interest in learning system design
You're amazing I had a very short amount of time to prepare for my interview but thanks to you I feel much more confident!
This is Great. I got to know their is something called System Designing. 3 hrs back, i'm headed to develop my own platform , which is supposed to deal with billions of transaction, believe me I'm in 3rd year of my college, now studying dbms, ds&algo and all those make sense ;)
Beautiful clear additional cherry on top explanation for media.
🙏 and ❤ from Chennai 🇮🇳
Just found your channel, really loving the way you're presenting the concepts. It's really helping me out and I'd love it if you'd continue the series. All the best and thank you so much for the content!
Thank you Shiran, that is a good intro to planning and estimation!
that was AMAZING. Thank you si much for the details explanation of all the numbers and estimates
Very clear and helpful! Haven't seen a better explanation, thanks!
Hands down the best capacity estimation I ever saw, thanks a lottt. I wish we had more of system design video but I guess ur busy, that's fine🙃
Really great content, perfect pace for explanation and examples!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it :)
Please create more videos, your teaching is so unique and great!
This video is Gem, keep posting more videos on system design
Best video to introduce for system design capacity planning.
best one so far on this topic
Absolutely Great Explanation !!!!
you're the best, great explanation
Great content!
😊🙏🏽
Thanks very much for this.. I really appreciate it🙏. Great content👍
Thanks 🙏🏽 😊
Amazing explanations, Thnak You.
I'll give an example. Estimated capacities are very useful when choosing which type of compute solution will be needed, for example you might want to pick a storage optimized solution if dealing with high storage and I/O requirements such as the case when hosting databases. It's really good if you bring this point up as it makes the activity far from being meaningless.
Every video of yours is awesome. That's quite disappointing that you have not so many of them and that you're not very "popular" on TH-cam. U deserve much more views etc. Could you tell if it's not a secret are you a c++ backend developer? Would be shocking if you're a Frontend developer) (taking into account the questions you've been asked on the interviews) You are the senior though. Maybe full stack even or don't have to code at all just manage)
OMG, thank you so much for this video!!
Good job Miss,
l found this video helpful thanks
brilliant explanation!
This is gold! Thank you!
Great video! Thank you really. But I'm a little confused that only DAU is used, should we use PCU for some of the estimations?
this post deserve more views
Fantastic videos. Please make more
Excellent video!
I loved it easy to understand!!!!!
This was a great video Shiran
Thanks :)
really nice video, helps a lot
do you know of any tools you can use to make these calculations also if they even allow you to use these tools in a interview
Best video seen ever ❤
Great video as always! There's a question I wanted to ask about: Negotiating your software engineering offer, especially as someone fresh out of uni, could you do a video on this pls? 🙏🙏
Great content. Thanks.
Super cool contents!
hello Shiran, thank you very much for your lesson. I am currently working as a Business Analyst and I work with a document that specifies Functional and Non-functional requirements, I wonder if Capacity Planning and Estimation is also a part of the Non-functional requirements? Thank you, Shiran :)
4:29 since DAU is 10 M and Write request is 10% of DAU , so then read request should be 90%DAU right , should we assume like this or should we go with ratio?
@Shiran Afergan can you please clarify
Really loved the video. I am curious if there is an (online) service to practice these calculations?
Thank you Shiran. Much appreciated :)
Great pacing and content.
Shiran please don't Stop uploading 😢
nicely explained
@11:01 I think its 50 read request per second
Thank you Shiran!
Great video
Thanks :)
you are the best.
Just WOW!!!!
New videos on this playlist please 😢
Gold
Very good! You got some big beautiful eyes! 😊🎉
Why do you write reguest instead of request? 🙄
Absolutely Gem