Wow, system design demystified! Your breakdown of key concepts and building blocks is invaluable for beginners. Can't wait to delve deeper into this topic!
Highly content heavy like always, Many less people on internet who actual shares knowledge unlike sharing Gyaan😂. And you are one of them who provide values. Thankyou for your Efforts ❤
This is the best video I've come across on system designing after zooming thru 100s of videos, and the resources provided are so simple and easy to understand. Hats off dude! Thanks and keep em keeping.
These interviews are so unrealistic. Expecting someone in less than 30 minutes with zero context to design a full system. Once you have the job you will NEVER be in this situation. So why interview this way?
@@ankithvishwakarma8515 Well, you are expected to design at a high level and then go deep into specific choices you made on component selection. For example interviewer may ask you why you chose x db vs not the other. The idea is that they are not expecting you to provide you the complete solution rather give a high level picture and dive deep on specific component. Hope it clarifies your doubt.
Not sure what companies you’ve worked at, but that is definitely expected at least from our Tech Leads on a regular basis. That’s pretty much what a “design meeting” is
Just think about it as if you are told to narrative a story with system design components like caching,databases,cdn etc as your tools and you need to use them to build your app. Coding is only a small segment of an SDE , system design is what makes apps like Instagram, Discord possible. I personally find System Design to be more fascinating and useful than DSA.
Hi Ashish, firstly thankyou so much for making this video. I don't know why but i watched a lot of videos on youtube but this particular video made me feel like ok its not too hard. maybe its because you explain in a very simple way with very good vedio editing. I wish you make a series on system design.
@@ashishps_1 Requesting you when you do the LLD video or in a separate video kindly show us actual code example and how to develop intuitions for applying design patterns, how to structure our code. It will be really helpful to get guidance from you who has been working in the best companies and have worked on distributed systems🙏
Hello Ashish, this is really a good video may be best of all available. We need more of these kind of videos for SYSTEM DESIGN (HLD & ALSO LLD) prep material. Discovered one typo mistake which can be corrected - at 3:39 PARITION => PARTITION TOLERANCE
You have done amazing job putting so much efforts in creating these resources. But you see, most of the enterprise products are Financial, Insurance products. Please try to cover system designing for payement gateways, stock exchages, managing insurance products from leads to issueing policy ( you see where I am going).
Clarify requirements in to functional and non functional requirements, 2 Estimate the capacity 3. Choose the right database define the scheme, 4, design APIs and Request Response patterns, 5, sketch a high level block diagram, 6, deep dive in too key components 7, how scale under load (shading, replication, partitioning , 8.discuss tradeoffs 9, discuss strategies for handling failure (replicas, fallback retries,
@@ashishps_1 sir can you please make a full video on microservice in Java where two or 3 microservice communicate with each other with real world scenarios in Java with all required components like circuit breaker load balancing security etc. I think lot of people want to learn this real world microservice architecture at code level and your way of presenting is very ausome.
@@ashishps_1 Thanks for the link Ashish, the lld examples do not contain logic part, is this intentional, will we have to show the logic as well during an interview?
When interviewer asks you to design any system for example: Uber or UA-cam, do we ask them them for requirements or start with design as we already know the system? Is it number of concurrent users or total user vs avg time taken to process a transaction or throughput which one is right question to ask for clarifying non functional req and for capacity planning. When to go for SQL and when to for NOSQL like Cassandra or mongo.. what are popular use cases
Thanks for watching guys!
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Absolutely awesome man. If not to your channel, whose channel will I subscribe to?
@@Nexatek thank you 😊
Is it lld or hld
@@ashishps_1 doing good job
Wow, system design demystified! Your breakdown of key concepts and building blocks is invaluable for beginners. Can't wait to delve deeper into this topic!
Awesome, thank you!
yes please, would love to watch low level system design videos.
Sure, will make a video on low level design soon!
Highly content heavy like always,
Many less people on internet who actual shares knowledge unlike sharing Gyaan😂.
And you are one of them who provide values.
Thankyou for your Efforts ❤
Thank you so much Nigam for your kind words!
Really great to hear this 😀
It took me 5 years to realise these concepts exist and you consolidate all in 10 minutes.
Thank you 😊
Hare Krishna ❤❤
your repository on design is highly appreciable. absolutely goldmine all in ones. Thanks Ashish for consoldating it.
Love to hear this, thank you so much 😊
Knowing them is one thing. Applying all of these to work together in a high pressure interview in the real deal.
This is the best video I've come across on system designing after zooming thru 100s of videos, and the resources provided are so simple and easy to understand. Hats off dude! Thanks and keep em keeping.
Love to hear this, thanks for your kind words!
Thank man, great work explaining the organizing these terms and concepts.
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome comprehensive system design overview. Thank you very much for giving free resources, that is incredible.
Great Ashish People like you are making youtube a worthy resource to look for help. Can't thank enough. Cheers :)
Thanks man! This is absolute gold mine.
Great to hear this, thank you!
Much appreciated video… no Bakwas only to the point… complete preparation guide in short time.. thanks
Thank you so much for the repository. An absolute gift.
Awesome summary of system design concepts in 10 mins.. Thanks for this video Ashish !
"Real Influencer"
Thank you for this amazing content
We want more videos.
Thank you very much.
Will try to post consistently going forward!
You are exist in this cruel world ?.....You put all these valuable resources for free....Thanks Sirrrr So SOoooo Muchh
Thank you!
Yeah, I believe in free education for all and feel happy in sharing free resources.
You are genius and make others to grow. It's amazing. Leaned a lot by watching this Thank you so much for your untiring effort. Great work. ❤
Never knew you are also on UA-cam brother. Following you since a long time. Expect to learn lots from you from here also. Much Love from Nepal.
Thanks a ton!
Really happy to hear this!
Thank you Ashish for creating such valuable content😊
Very well covered in 10mins. Keep up the good work.
These interviews are so unrealistic. Expecting someone in less than 30 minutes with zero context to design a full system. Once you have the job you will NEVER be in this situation. So why interview this way?
A guy told me to design youtube in a 30 min interview 💀💀💀💀
Beggars are not the choosers
@@ankithvishwakarma8515 Well, you are expected to design at a high level and then go deep into specific choices you made on component selection.
For example interviewer may ask you why you chose x db vs not the other. The idea is that they are not expecting you to provide you the complete solution rather give a high level picture and dive deep on specific component.
Hope it clarifies your doubt.
Not sure what companies you’ve worked at, but that is definitely expected at least from our Tech Leads on a regular basis. That’s pretty much what a “design meeting” is
Just think about it as if you are told to narrative a story with system design components like caching,databases,cdn etc as your tools and you need to use them to build your app. Coding is only a small segment of an SDE , system design is what makes apps like Instagram, Discord possible. I personally find System Design to be more fascinating and useful than DSA.
Great video ashish! Thank you for the video and resources.
You are one of the men with no Headweight!
😀
I swear , i was wating for your video bhaiya
Sorry, I was a bit busy last few weeks but will try to post more regularly!
Great work bro!
Excellent video on system design. Ek number 👌
Very clear explanation. Thank you. Please do the low level system design videos.
Thank you 🙏. Will make videos on LLD soon.
Thank you, you are very smart ❤
Thank you!
You explain the more complex thing in simple way 🙏🏻
Thank you, great to hear this 😊
Your explanation level is awesome. Thanks a lot for your efforts.
Love to hear this, thank you 😊
Hi Ashish, firstly thankyou so much for making this video. I don't know why but i watched a lot of videos on youtube but this particular video made me feel like ok its not too hard. maybe its because you explain in a very simple way with very good vedio editing. I wish you make a series on system design.
I know you have blog on this, but still feel like making youtube can make it more understanding and relate easily.
1. Scalability (vertical and horizontal)
2. Performance (latency and throughput)
3. Availability
4. Reliability
5. Consistency
6. Cap theorem
7. Data storage and retrieval
8. Acid transactions
9. Consistent hashing
10. Rate limiting
11. Networking and communication
12. Security and privacy
Great thanks, Ashish Pratap Singh, for guidance.
Thank you so much man, you are awesome
Super helpful! Thank you!
Direct and powerful. Many thanks....
Thank you for this helpful video ❤ Please make such a detailed video on LLD 🙏
Sure, will do soon!
@@ashishps_1 Requesting you when you do the LLD video or in a separate video kindly show us actual code example and how to develop intuitions for applying design patterns, how to structure our code. It will be really helpful to get guidance from you who has been working in the best companies and have worked on distributed systems🙏
Great work on the content. Thanks for your effort into print this video together. 🎉
Thank you so much for your kind feedback!
Thank you. Waiting for low level system design videos
Sure, will do soon!
Bhai sahab tum toh saviour ho❤
You made our life easier a bit 😅. Thanks Mr. Author
😀
Value for time video, keep it up bro
Very professional and quality content 🔥 Insightful
Thank you 😊
Love to hear this!
this video is goldmine Bhai.Thank you so much for invaluable content
Love to hear this, thank you so much 😊
Hello Ashish, this is really a good video may be best of all available. We need more of these kind of videos for SYSTEM DESIGN (HLD & ALSO LLD) prep material.
Discovered one typo mistake which can be corrected - at 3:39 PARITION => PARTITION TOLERANCE
I truly appreciate your efforts✌️
Thank you 😊
Very informative Ashish bhaiya
thank you!
Very nice overview. Expecting more videos like this.
Thank you 😊
And yes, I will make more videos.
Thank you so much bro. God bless you! 🙏
Thanks for the effort ashish, do make a lld one as well
Sure, will do soon!
Great contents for beginners thanks
Thank you!
Sir why not u make a complete series on system design form basic to advanced courses, that will be really helpful .
Thanks for the fruitful video. The introduced contents are very useful.
Thank you very much Ashish .. Your video really helps ..
You have done amazing job putting so much efforts in creating these resources. But you see, most of the enterprise products are Financial, Insurance products. Please try to cover system designing for payement gateways, stock exchages, managing insurance products from leads to issueing policy ( you see where I am going).
Thank you so much for sharing your valuable knowledge.
🙏
Great compilation on system design!
Many thanks!
Clarify requirements in to functional and non functional requirements, 2 Estimate the capacity 3. Choose the right database define the scheme, 4, design APIs and Request Response patterns, 5, sketch a high level block diagram, 6, deep dive in too key components 7, how scale under load (shading, replication, partitioning , 8.discuss tradeoffs 9, discuss strategies for handling failure (replicas, fallback retries,
Great video ! Keep it up !
Thanks!
Great job buddy, keep posting such helpful concepts
Thank you so much 😊
Thanks for a great video and links.
Glad you liked it!
Please make full playlist on system design.
Great video. You are doing something great for mankind
Love to hear this, thank you!
Tx a lot sir for giving the free resources
You are most welcome!
Please provide videos of LLD also. It will help alot
Please make videos on top 10 system design problems.
Nyc sir . Please continue this kind of videos. It will help us lot .
Sure, will make more such videos. Thank you 😊
@@ashishps_1 sir can you please make a full video on microservice in Java where two or 3 microservice communicate with each other with real world scenarios in Java with all required components like circuit breaker load balancing security etc. I think lot of people want to learn this real world microservice architecture at code level and your way of presenting is very ausome.
Thank You So Much for this wonderful video............🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
😊
Thanks .. great content and your repo items are awesome with all doc reference
Thank you, great to hear that you found my content and repo helpful!
Would love a video on LLD
Sure, will do soon!
It is awesome and you are like Man with ChatGPT mind
Good work ,Requesting for LLD video .
Sure, will make LLD video soon!
thanks bro. good work
Really a wonderful resource
Very valuable information Ashish. Thanks for sharing those GitHub resources. Kindly make a video on LLD.
Thank you so much!
I am currently making the LLD video and will release within 2-3 days.
this is pure gold
Thank you 😊
Yes Ashish please create a video on LLD as well..
Sure, I am currently making that video and will release within 2-3 days.
Thank you so much ❤
Amazing video. Request a similar roadmap for LLD as well.
Hey, thank you.
I have already published the LLD video: ua-cam.com/video/OhCp6ppX6bg/v-deo.html
@@ashishps_1 Thanks for the link Ashish, the lld examples do not contain logic part, is this intentional, will we have to show the logic as well during an interview?
hi sir, Will you please upload a Playlist on System Design......If you do It will really help
Hey, I will make more videos on System Design in future.
Please do it fast.
Thankyou so much Ashish.
You are most welcome!
Thank you !
this is very helpful.
Glad to hear this, thank you 😊
It is really helpful
it is very a valuable content to me thx for your effort to this :)
Thank you 😊
Amazing explanation...Do you have any Mock Interview ready on System Design?
Thanks Ashish for such an informative video.. can you please share the LLD video as well? It would be really helpful.
Hey, sure. Great to hear that it was informative.
I am currently making the LLD video and will release it within 2-3 days.
@@ashishps_1 thanks a lot!!!
Thank you , how u edit this visualize videos and sync with it?
Awesome content
thank you!
I thought it was all about creating boxes.
😅
thank for for contribuation
Good video thanks @Ashish
When interviewer asks you to design any system for example: Uber or UA-cam, do we ask them them for requirements or start with design as we already know the system? Is it number of concurrent users or total user vs avg time taken to process a transaction or throughput which one is right question to ask for clarifying non functional req and for capacity planning. When to go for SQL and when to for NOSQL like Cassandra or mongo.. what are popular use cases
great job brother..
Thank you 🙏
Please make video on Low Level Design. Thank you and Love your Videos
Sure, my next video will be on Low Level Design.
Thank you for your kind words!
Awesome explanation, could you please do share for LLD also, eagerly waiting
Hey, I have already made the LLD video.
@@ashishps_1 yeah just saw LLD road map too which is superb, thanks a lot brother
brilliant guy :)
nice sharing
Thanks!!! ❤❤❤
😊
For frontend dev , what system design concepts would be necessary. As lot of concept seems for backend