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Rather than opening with complicated architectures, this playlist begins with why large systems break and how they recover from failure. Each video takes one concept or one real product and explains the reasoning, the compromises, and the calls an engineer has to make in production.
The case studies include designs for Uber, a collaborative document editor like Google Docs, Redis, and a short-video feed like Instagram Reels. Core techniques run alongside them: distributed locks and leader election, token bucket against sliding window rate limiting, consistent hashing, and replication with sharding.
A complete, from-scratch System Design course by a Microsoft SDE — built for FAANG interview prep, not just theory. Instead of jumping into complex architectures, we start with the fundamentals: why large systems break, and how real systems scale, stay reliable, and recover from failure. Each video takes one core concept or one real-world system and breaks it down step by step — the intuition, the trade-offs, and the decisions engineers actually make in production. This playlist covers real interview questions, including: – Design Uber – Design Google Docs – Design Redis – Design Instagram Reels – Distributed Locks & Leader Election – Rate Limiting (Token Bucket vs Sliding Window) – Consistent Hashing – Database Replication & Sharding – Event-Driven Architecture – Load Balancing & Caching Strategies Useful if you're: – Preparing for system design interviews at FAANG or product companies – Working as a backend or software engineer – Tired of memorizing diagrams without understanding the "why" Goal: clarity over complexity — think like a system designer, not a memorizer. New videos added regularly. 📺 Subscribe for a new system design breakdown every week.
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