A new system design episode is coming out today! Episode #4 16th November, 7 PM IST Excited 😁 Series Link: interviewready.io/learn/system-design-course/building-an-ecommerce-app-1-to-1m/1-what-is-system-design
Hi Gaurav, Its awesome explaination. Just to test it, this architecture works. Nowadays, we can have a basic code setup following this architecture through AI code editors to generate code and test its feasibility. But how, in the 2010s, Google team was able to do a technical feasibility study to determine whether the system could handle the petabytes of load in real time without developing the whole system and waiting for the PROD results? Thanks
Thank you 😁 They had a service called Borg-mon, which was iteratively upgraded. Some of the proof-of-concept experiments were conducted on the data already gathered in that system.
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A new system design episode is coming out today!
Episode #4
16th November, 7 PM IST
Excited 😁
Series Link: interviewready.io/learn/system-design-course/building-an-ecommerce-app-1-to-1m/1-what-is-system-design
Today, ChatGPT suggested to me this channel to watch for System Design ❤❤😊😊
Welcome aboard!
The paper explorations series of google( zanzibar, dremel , monarch) by you is very much appreciated ! Keep it up Gaurav 💡
Thanks Anil!
Binge watching this playlist ❤
Cheers!
@@gkcs +1, binge watching this. Great content, Gaurav! keep up the good work.
Loved this video!
Thank you!
Hi Gaurav,
Its awesome explaination.
Just to test it, this architecture works. Nowadays, we can have a basic code setup following this architecture through AI code editors to generate code and test its feasibility.
But how, in the 2010s, Google team was able to do a technical feasibility study to determine whether the system could handle the petabytes of load in real time without developing the whole system and waiting for the PROD results?
Thanks
Thank you 😁
They had a service called Borg-mon, which was iteratively upgraded. Some of the proof-of-concept experiments were conducted on the data already gathered in that system.