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Introduction to System Design
To excel in system design, one of the most crucial aspects is to develop a deep understanding of fundamental system design concepts such as Load Balancing, Caching, Partitioning, Replication, Databases, and Proxies.
This course will go through key concepts that can make a significant difference in your ability to tackle system design problems. These concepts range from understanding the intricacies of API Gateway and mastering Load Balancing techniques to grasping the importance of CDNs and appreciating the role of Caching in modern distributed systems. By the end of this course, you’ll have a comprehensive understanding of these essential ideas and the confidence to apply them in your next interview.
When discussing system design interviews, it's important to note that they are unstructured by nature. During the interview, it can be challenging to maintain focus and ensure all crucial elements of the design are addressed. This course should guide you in answering any system design interview question by making sure that you have not missed discussing any critical aspect.
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Ihar Ulala
· 3 years ago
I am preparing for tech interviews and I wanted to understand the basic of sys design. My question is, should I memorise the key concept for each system (after I understand it) ? Typically I forget things if I am out of touch within just few weeks. However, I do retain it for a way longer period if the concepts have been memorised. Another thing, how long should one take to finish up this course.
Aside from that, can you guys have a feature where we can post questions in the discussion as anon and maybe allow us to rename ourselves ?
Thank you !
sai ganesh chatharasupalli
· a year ago
I recently purchased your course (grokking the system designing and system designing interviews) thinking it included video lectures and practical demos, but it doesn’t match my expectations. I’m from a poor background and really need that money back.
shwetarathi729
· 4 months ago
I was under the impression that this course included video lectures and practical demos...completely disappointed.