Become a senior software engineer with a job guarantee: https://go.hayksimonyan.com/168-sd-course Master the exact system design and architectural skills required to break out of the mid-level and accelerate your career to a high-paying senior engineer role. Timestamps: 0:00:00 Introduction 0:02:13 Single Server Setup 0:06:20 Databases: SQL, NoSQL, Graph 0:12:40 Vertical vs Horizontal Scaling 0:16:50 Load Balancing 0:23:18 Health Checks 0:26:10 Single Point of Failure (SPOF) 0:29:50 API Design 0:46:06 API Protocols 0:57:59 Transport Layer: TCP, UDP 1:03:11 RESTful APIs 1:17:53 GraphQL 1:23:41 Authentication 1:44:40 Authorization 1:55:51 Security 2:03:30 What's next
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What tool did you use to make the presentation and flowcharts?
This is great. But can you also add concepts for scaling wrt to database like indexing, partitioning, sharding, replication (master and slave), CAP theorem, Even driven architecture, Pub Subs etc. It would be very helpful if you can add these too
this is very good explanation, i am a junior level and i can understand the explanation
While its useful to learn this, just remember, the guy interviewing you generally don't know any of this either.
thanks!
Loved the content, keep it coming!
Very well explained, I was interested on the hardware infrastructure part but APIs and authentication were a bonus. Thank you for your work, very clear.
Fantastic explanation, thank you!
Great tips, thanks for sharing!
Amazing technical video. I learned them in a hard way without any graphics. :(
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You’re doing god’s work here bro, good job pointing the newcomers into the right direction!
Thank you for this valuable information
This was super helpful, thanks!
Very nice & good luck 👍
Honestly, you are one of the best when it comes to impacting knowledge Good one, I would love it if you create a pdf for this lecture.
Really appreciate the insights in this video.
Super awesome can you please provide the slides?
You did not talk about the getaway. from load balancing to the server, but no gateway information, but overall you did a nice work
love it