Caleb! You are gifted with the talent of teaching. Love your videos and you're so clear with explaining it all. Keep up the great job educating people!
Man! As a self taught junior developer this is amazing, in programming you can fix anything if you read docs etc, but to be able to develop you need to settle down those big words and know what actually are and you sure did a fantastic job here, your channel will be my go to any time i want to learn new things, thank you
Latency is the time due to the communication, while response time is the time due to the communication plus processing. Exemple : You want to get a loan from a bank. Then you send them a message asking it. After one minute you get the automatic response "We will review your request and we will answer back". This is latency. Then, the next day they send you a message refusing the loan. This is response time.
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Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
01:36 - Distributed Computing
03:56 - High Availability
06:50 - Reliability
08:24 - Consistency
12:28 - Strong vs. Eventual Consistency
17:57 - Scalability
20:59 - Vertical Scaling
21:30 - Horizontal Scaling
22:46 - Elasticity
25:20 - Single Point of Failure
25:33 - Redundancy
28:06 - Fault Tolerance
28:49 - Replication
29:41 - Database Cluster
30:57 - Synchronous Replication
31:37 - Asynchronous Replication
32:04 - Latency
34:51 - ACID
38:21 - Sharding
39:03 - Vertical Partitioning
40:20 - Horizontal Partitioning
42:30 - Conclusion
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Caleb! You are gifted with the talent of teaching. Love your videos and you're so clear with explaining it all. Keep up the great job educating people!
Fantastic Tutorial. Before this I used to think that System Design is something other world stuff, but it's simple.
Super helpful video! Appreciate your clarity and how comprehensive this overview was. Looking forward to the remainder of the course.
Clear explanation, thank you so much!
you're genius, thanks
Very great Explanations!!
hey one thing I would like to understand is back-of-the-envelope calculations to estimate scalability needs
thanx bro, always helpful
Amazing can't wait to watch more
Ohhhh another new vediooo♥️♥️🔥🔥
You look like cricketer tim david
mad chain dude
Nice tutorial, kindly drop one for roles and permission in react frontend both at the routes and js level
100th like just love this man and his explanation
I miss the old Caleb ,5 years back or 4 years back ,always joking and happy,now it seems like u live in a chernobyl
Man! As a self taught junior developer this is amazing, in programming you can fix anything if you read docs etc, but to be able to develop you need to settle down those big words and know what actually are and you sure did a fantastic job here, your channel will be my go to any time i want to learn new things, thank you
All teachers should be left handed. I hope evolution takes care of that.
waiting for the next video on System Design
This is excellent, thank you
Caleb Curry ! Alright 👍 😅
Just the right time, thanks
CALEB CURRY!!!
Thanks
What is price of gold chain ❤
$11.57 on Amazon 🙂
Lmao, I was waiting for the sharting joke and was not disappointed 😂
Great video! As a product owner, this helps a lot with communication
This is twoderful. Loving this series already
your tutorial have been really helpful in the past
Top notch. simplicity shines.
Continue Legend 💪
thanks a lot
Can someone help me understand latency vs response time?
Latency is the time due to the communication, while response time is the time due to the communication plus processing.
Exemple : You want to get a loan from a bank. Then you send them a message asking it. After one minute you get the automatic response "We will review your request and we will answer back". This is latency. Then, the next day they send you a message refusing the loan. This is response time.
Brother next lecture ? ❤
Just released 🙂
@@codebreakthrough Thanks brother, Love from India❤️, will make notes on System design from this series and will share on LinkedIn
30:48
Why are the slave nodes called read nodes?
Showing they are read-only
@@codebreakthrough oh I see now thanks