System Design Primer ⭐️: How to start with distributed systems?

Systems design is the use of computer engineering principles to build large scale distributed systems. It involves converting business problems and requirements into technical solutions. Senior engineers use system design patterns to make reliable, scalable and maintainable systems. We mention 10 tips/terms used by engineers when designing systems: 00:00 Intro 00:38 Vertical scaling 01:07 Preprocessing using cron jobs 01:31 Backup servers 02:12 Horizontal scaling 02:37 Microservices 04:00 Distributed Systems 05:24 Load Balancing 06:39 Decoupling 07:15 Logging and metrics calculation 07:45 Extensibility 08:38 Low level system design Looking to ace your next interview? Try this System Design video course! 🔥 ?source_id=sdbasics Course chapters: 1) Design an email service like Gmail 2) Design a rate limiter 3) Design an audio search engine 4) Design a calling app like WhatsApp 5) Design and code a payment tracking app like Splitwise 6) Machine coding a cache 7) Low level design of an event bus The chapters have architectural diagrams and capacity estimates, along with subtitled videos. Use the coupon code of ’earlybird’ to get a 20% discount! References: Scalability Basics: Load Balancing: Microservices: Single Point of Failure: Backups: Health checks: Designing Data Intensive Applications - System Design Playlist: Become a channel member! You can follow me on: LinkedIn: Facebook: Quora: Twitter: #DistributedSystems #SystemDesign #Microservices