System Design and Architecture Interview Preparation Series by FAANG Engineers

This is your guide to cracking the System Design Interview. We'll cover two main things. Firstly, Frequently asked System Design interview questions by most product based companies. Secondly, a guide that would help you to answer whatever is thrown at you in the interview.
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Author: / sandeep1904
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[@akshaymonga]

bhai your videos are gem, need to spread the word and make them popular

[@sushmamaurya5083]

Really appreciate your time , effort and knowledge ....very helpful

[@bani20111]

Your videos are so awesome! Very informative. Thank you.

[@aburningknight]

Hi Sandeep. I was all over the place before watching your System Design videos and it really helped me understand the crux of it and secure offers from 3 of FAANG plus other companies. Many, many thanks :)

[@codeKarle]

Congrats!! Do spread the word about us if it was so helpful :)

[@Che1223456]

good stuff , very well organized

[@shirish2005]

All videos are very informative thanks for putting time and efferts , please change channel name from "codeKarle" to "DesignKerle"

[@edwardteach2]

U a System Design God

[@astrostudent2302]

please do distributed cache, distributed lock

[@interviewprep6827]

Can you please do video for web crawler system design??

[@ChandanNayak-lq1pd]

How can someone prepare for the basics (resources) before doing these case studies?
Thanks for coming up with these videos

[@codeKarle]

There is no one place where you can get that information for both basics and advanced things, and it's all scattered. We'll try to collate it all together over next few weeks. But till then you can read about various blogs, articles and other similar case studies that will give you more insights.

[@ChandanNayak-lq1pd]

@@codeKarle Thanks 😀

[@avinashyadav1]

there is a book Designing Data Intensive Applications by Martin Kleppmann, although it is very dense but the content is absolute gem. Take 1 chapter a week and in 2 months you can have a solid understanding of the fundamentals.

[@ChandanNayak-lq1pd]

@@avinashyadav1 thanks Avinash for the suggestion ,do we need to learn Java to implement these concepts as most of the books are on it?

[@rahul-patil]

Is it recommended to follow in this order?
I thought Tiny Url was most frequently asked and should be learnt first.
Thanks.

[@codeKarle]

Nothing like that, you could follow in any order. Wherever there is a dependency, it's usually called out.

[@rahul-patil]

@@codeKarle Thanks.