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System design interview questions have become a standard part of the software engineering hiring process. Performance in these interviews reflects upon your ability to work with complex systems and translates into the position and salary the interviewing company offers you. Most engineers struggle with system design interview (SDI), partly because of their lack of experience in developing large scale systems, and partly because of the unstructured nature of SDIs. Even engineers, who’ve some experience building such systems, aren't comfortable with these interviews, mainly due to the open-ended nature of design problems that don't have a standard answer.

This course is a complete guide to master the SDIs. It is created by hiring managers who’ve been working at Google, Facebook, Microsoft, and Amazon. We've carefully chosen a set of questions, that haven’t only been repeatedly asked at top companies but also provide a thorough experience to handle any system design problem.

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A systems design interview prep guide. Includes a list of top system design concepts to learn.

When preparing for a big tech system design interview, it is important to have a strategy that will help you use your time efficiently and get ready FAST.
In this video I will share advice and tips based on how I prepared for my system design interviews at Google and Facebook.

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In this video we are going to design a Social Network for our system design interview based on Grokking the System Design Interview

If you're watching this video you probably have an Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Facebook, or Apple interview coming up. Designing a social network is a popular system design question. In this video I will

1) Break down the question and understand the functional requirements
2) Understand the algorithm and discuss tradeoffs between 2 different approaches
3) Create a black box design
4) Explain the back of the napkin math that makes this solution work

Like and subscribe if you enjoyed this video and good luck on your interview!

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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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2:49 - Concrete and Quantitative Solutions
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This is what a systems design interview at Google, Facebook, Amazon, or any other big tech company looks like. Systems design interview questions are vague and challenging, but this video should give you a clear idea of what to expect. If you want to ace the systems design interview, check out SystemsExpert at systemsexpert.io

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This is the sysem design video about Uber System Design. In this video we are discussing how to tackle the system design interview question about designing Uber or Lyft ride sharing services. In this video, we will be discussing the micro-services architecture of Uber and will discuss design of several micro-services that Uber is comprises of. E.g.
1. Map Service
2. User Service
3. Routing Service
4. Driver Location Service
5. Trip Service etc.

Instead of skipping the video, you can actually play the video at 1.25x speed and in this way avoid missing any important points. However, if you like to overview of what I am discussing in the video then please check:

0:00:00 - Introduction
0:01:00 - Functional Requirements of Uber System Design
0:06:15 - Non-Functional Requirements of Uber System Design
0:08:50 - API Specs
0:16:15 - High-level Architecture of Uber System
0:18:50 - Design of Map Service
0:25:50 - Design of User Service
0:27:35 - Design of Routing Service
0:37:05 - Design of Driver Location Service
0:49:50 - Design of Trip Service and very important discussion sharding of secondary indices
1:01:05 - Final Remarks

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Please follow me on facebook.com/Think.Software.Community if you like to get notified about new course chapters getting added or when we will start another round of mock interviews and you want to participate in mock interviews or any other updates. I will also take your suggestions there about the course and the channel.

Please check my other videos for more information about the following topics:

1. How to generate a unique id: youtu.be/YN7hCvBOFxk
2. Distributed Cache Design: youtu.be/tzsOc-hBPfw
3. The right way to tackle the system design interviews: youtu.be/AiVFDjfwzuA

Check out our following articles:

- How to Ace Object-Oriented Design Interviews: thinksoftware.medium.com/how-to-ace-object-oriented-design-interviews-4f9a667e0780

- Elevator System Design — A tricky technical interview question: thinksoftware.medium.com/elevator-system-design-a-tricky-technical-interview-question-116f396f2b1c

- System Design of URL Shortening Service like TinyURL: thinksoftware.medium.com/tinyurl-design-from-the-bible-of-distributed-system-design-interviews-fcf821ec859

- File Sharing Service Like Dropbox Or Google Drive — How To Tackle System Design Interview: thinksoftware.medium.com/how-to-tackle-system-design-interview-for-file-sharing-service-like-dropbox-or-google-drive-7983fdbf1a82

- Design Twitter — Microservices Architecture of Twitter Service: thinksoftware.medium.com/design-twitter-microservices-architecture-of-twitter-service-996ddd68e1ca

- How to Effectively Use Mock Interviews to Prepare for FAANG Software Engineering Interviews: thinksoftware.medium.com/how-to-effectively-use-mock-interviews-to-prepare-for-faang-software-engineering-interviews-7e7bffac978

- Payment Gateway System Design — How does the Stripe work: thinksoftware.medium.com/payment-gateway-system-design-how-does-the-stripe-work-917b2ba976f

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I have talked about how to learn System Design or High-Level Design(HLD) as a beginner. I have discussed what are the best resources for learning System Design like how to use educative.io courses. This will help you to transition from an SDE-1 to an SDE-2 role at any company.

I have covered all the concepts that are mandatory to learn system design and the standard problems you need to know before going to the interview.

Important Concepts
1. Scalability
2. Performance
3. Latency and Throughput
4. Consistency
5. Availability
6. Partition Tolerance
7. CAP Theorem
8. Domain Name System
9. Content Delivery Network
10. Load Balancers and Reverse Proxy
11. Microservices
12. Databases
13. Caching
14. Message Queues

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Standard Questions
1. Pastebin
2. TinyURL
3. Uber
4. BookMyShow
5. Twitter Feed
6. Facebook Messenger
7. Search in Instagram
8. Video Streaming Service

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Google Developers - developers.googleblog.com/

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In this interview, Jacob (Dropbox Software Engineer) answers a system design interview question of designing Instagram, commonly asked in software engineering and technical program management (TPM) interviews.

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Learning system design is not a one time task. It requires regular effort and consistent curiosity to build large scale systems. Moreover, every system has different requirements and meeting them requires expertise and people with varied and specific knowledge. There are a lot of resources to learn through videos. But not everyone enjoys that mode of learning. Instead some people understand things better by reading and thinking on the points put forward by the author. Such people can access these in different ways - blogs, articles and books. We have come up with this video to put light on one such aspect, that is - Books on system design.
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- Message sender service, thread pool, semaphore.
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In this video, I review SystemsExpert from the perspective of a Google software engineer.

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Clement Mihailescu, our favorite ex-google, ex-facebook software engineer, released SystemsExpert to be the best system design interview prepping platform out there. So, as a software engineer at Google who likes to interview around here and there, I decided to purchase SystemExpert and see how it compares. Is it really the best system design interview prepping platform there is?

I previously did a review of AlgoExpert ( youtube.com/watch?v=fkMJMHqG22Q), so I wanted to see how SystemsExpert compares.

There are plenty of other system design interview prepping platforms like InterviewReady by Gaurav Sen, Grokking the system design interview, exponent's system design interview course, etc, so I wanted to see how SystemsExpert compares to the other platforms.

Buy the book here: geni.us/systems-design-vol-2
Buy Volume 1 here: geni.us/systems-design
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System Design Interview: Volume 2 is a book written by my friend Alex Xu. At the time of recording it was the #1 bestseller on Amazon for CS books. This is my review of the book, and deepdive into the payments chapter.

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02:40 How does Volume 1 vs Volume 2 compare?
04:06 The 4 parts to a systems design interview
05:59 Deepdive into the Payments chapter
06:50 Step 1: understanding the problem scope
09:52 Step 2: high-level design
12:57 Step 3: design deepdive
17:18 Step 4: wrap-up

In this video, I have compared the interview preparation courses that I have used. This video is not at all sponsored and the reviews that I gave here are completely based on my own experience.

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3) Techinterview Pro by tech lead- techseries.dev
4) Joma Class - jomaclass.com

All of these are good however one is better than the other and you can learn in the video why it is.