Systems Design Interview Concepts (for software engineers / full-stack web)
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In this video, we discuss load balancing, CDNs, database replication, sharding, caching layers, database schema and indexes, distributed filesystems, and other ways to scale an application. You don't want to scale your design too early or needlessly, but consider where the bottlenecks are. Sometimes you will need database sharding for instance, while other times you may not need a database at all (ie., if the data does not need to persist to disk). Note: the concepts will differ somewhat for a frontend or mobile systems design, which are more focused on the client-side architecture and software design patterns.
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1. Load-balancing
2. Caching
3. Database schema design
4. Slave-master replications
5. Database sharding
6. API design
@@manojgt8660 is it simple way to get or there are lot of water?
@@cinderellarouge Sorry I'm not able to understand your question. Can you be more clear?
@@manojgt8660 "a lot of water" that means 20% useful information and other is trush ..
@@cinderellarouge I would say 10%. This video is good for talking with others on system design. But not good for interview preparation.
@@manojgt8660 No, I'm about your recommended book.
1. Load-balancing 1:31
2. Caching 2:39
3. Database schema design 4:50
4. Slave-master replications
5. Database sharding 7:10
6. NoSQL 8:43
7. API design 9:27
Helpful 🙏🏻
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Me too
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333jas I think because he opened a youtube channel
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Every intern at Google knows this, it's basics.
Kirill I He worked on Facebook, not Google.
This is like one of the old Tech Lead videos that got me to subscribe in the first place! I love these type of technical topics, keep them coming! :D
This is the first great video that I've loved from Techlead in a while! (Fan since season 1). While life lessons are great, most of your audience may not be in their late 30s/40s, thus not nearly as engaging. These design videos are great, because you explain key terms (CDN/Sharding) in layman's term. The structure is also great Webserver load balancing, into CDN, then into sharding databases. The tables/diagrams worked great too. As a suggestion, I think small code snippets would improve the video even further. I find watching you code entire projects to be hard to follow. We can work out the details ourselves, but code snippets/concepts are great for the youtube format. GJ!
This is definitely one of the more useful vids for techies on this channel. This guy isn't just boasting about being a tech lead. He really is the TechLead.
This is the reason why I started following TechLead a year ago, , thanks for bringing it back. Love your explanation alot!
Still one of the best and most concise explanation of key system design concepts on TH-cam!
1:07,load balancing
2:08,dns load balancing
2:50,caching
3:30:cdn
5:00, database
6:30,scaling,
8:43, no sql,mongodb,firebase
9:28,api
The database replication with slave and master and sharding! splitting the tables vertically and horizontally blew my mind like wow ! ps: I am just 2 years into dev so I found all of these concepts very intriguing and exciting!
System Design questions are challenging to prep for. It is a great way to show off your problem-solving ability and personality when compared to whiteboard questions.
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Straight to the point, thank yoi for breaking this concept to us 😅
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I can't believe this video exists. This man will singlehandedly helped me and others land a job even 5-10 years from now. I have no experience about scalability because my projects have never needed that much, but now I can atleast understand some terminology that would help a lot in system design interviews.
Nice video! I'm interviewing right now as a sophomore in college and recently failed a systems design interview challenge pretty badly - this definitely covers most of what I should have known.
nice, glad this might help next round!
These technical videos are great! Looking forward to more of these. You should also do podcasts or on Audible so that it's easier to listen when traveling..
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Funny thing is, this isn't even what I did at FANG. I did mobile development there.
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@@TechLead this is more for the distributed system back end side. Did you use to work in back end in the past ?
He is also a Fullstack web developer.
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Great video! Liked the clarity, simplicity and structure of the video. The concepts explained are very useful.
Please continue with the technical topics, enjoying them so far
Transitions between topics is seamless, awesome!
I learnt some of these concepts when learning about AWS and seems like AWS have made many things easy like auto scaling, load balancing, caching, data replica etc. I wonder how people do things before AWS.
They are still doing medium to large enterprise has there own datacenter and all government offices
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Thank you for this video! It was super concise, easy to understand, and overall a very good intro to a lot of these concepts.
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To paraphrase: There are mainly 3 servers... the techniques to scale them are: Webservers (load balancing), Database servers (Caching, Indexing and Replications), Content Servers (Content Delivery Networks)
for web... Load Balancing - To improve Throughput, Latency and Scalability - NGINX for enterprise, dns load balancing for basic cfg
for caching db - Memcache, Redis, Cassandra.
for caching img/vid/web files - CDN (Distributed File System e.g. Amazon S3)
for db... Replication - Replicate data on multiple Slave DBs for "Read" only and Master for Read+Write
Problem: Simultaneous DB Writes; Solution: Sharding (Horizontal sharding - Data from 1 table is split and each portion is maintained in different/multiple machines)
NoSQL - Not Relational - Essentially key-value pairs - E.g. MongoDB, Amazon's Dynamo DB and FireBase' FireStore
This is gold. Can you do another technical video about the tools/services in order to implement the scaling techniques you discussed on the vid? Also, I would be happy to purchase from an affiliate link pointing to books/resources about the topic discussed. Thanks!
Seriously great explanation and examples. That was super helpful!
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Very high quality content in few min, which takes years to learn
It was helpful to hear the concepts explained differently with a different perspective. This helped clarify some of my confusion. Thanks again!
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Great video, studying load balancer & CDN recently
Great video! Have you ever had to do horizontal or vertical sharding for your personal projects? At what scale more or less does this become a problem?
It totally varies on load and how heavy you're hitting the database. I typically wouldn't worry about it until I'm getting like 300K daily active users before sharding though... I've done both vertical and horizontal sharding but it often is easier to just pay for more RAM and keep things simple.
What a nice overview! Awesome!
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Great quick watch video before a System Design interview.
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Amazing video!! I have got an onsite interview with Facebook. They have given me 2 choices for Design interview. The first one is a high-level System Design, the second one is Back-end Generalist (API design). There are plenty of resources available for the first option. Are there any resources for API Design interviews?
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Yes I checked the speed if I was on fast mode
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