#30daysofsystemdesign Suchergebnisse

Day 3/30: System Design Dived into Databases today ->Horizontal vs Vertical Scaling ->Normalization (1NF, 2NF, 3NF) ->Table Replicas ->Caching ->Indexing ->Database Sharding #30DaysOfSystemDesign #DevOps #Backend #Cloud

🚀 Day 1/30 of #30DaysOfSystemDesign! Today we explore Client-Server Architecture. Think of it like ordering pizza: You (the client) order a pizza. The pizza place (the server) makes it. The delivery driver (the network) brings it to you. #SystemDesign #Tech

Day 10 of #30DaysOfSystemDesign 👨‍💻 Topic Location based databases and Data Migration 📃Location data targets marketing, while data migration secures seamless transfers. 📃 Data migration ensures smooth transfer, preserving data integrity.

Day 9 of #30DaysOfSystemDesign 🛠️ Bloom Filters & Data Replication: 1️⃣Efficiently check set membership, save space, reduce false positives 🔍 2️⃣Enhance availability, fault tolerance by storing data copies across nodes 🔄 3️⃣reduce latency, ensure data integrity in DS💡

Day 8 of #30DaysOfSystemDesign Consistent hashing & Sharding🛠️ 1️⃣ Scalability: Distribute data across nodes efficiently, no single point of failure📊 2️⃣ Load Balancing: Optimize performance, balance workload evenly🔄 3️⃣Fault Tolerance: Spread data, minimize impact of failures🛡️

Day 7 of #30DaysOfSystemDesign 👨‍💻 📃Learned about Load Balancing, and how it ensuring optimal performance and prevents overload 💡 📃Key benefits: ⚖️ Scalability - Handle increased traffic smoothly 💪 Redundancy - Minimize downtime with failover capabilities 🔄

Till now in System Design, I have covered all Basic/Pre requisites for it, completed the Load Balancing topic. Acing to learn more topics and complete #30DaysOfSystemDesign Challenge 💪

Day 6 of #30DaysOfSystemDesign 👨‍💻 - Learned about Thrashing - how Multiprogramming takes place and when Thrashing occurs and how to tackle thrashing. - Learned about Threads, Processes and how multi threading helps to execute a program faster. #Multiprogramming #OS

Day 5 of #30DaysOfSystemDesign 👨‍💻 📃 about caching and how it is used to make architecture efficient. 📃 learned about hit ratio, cache memory 📃 Locality of reference- Spatial and temporary 📃 learned that Caches are stored in Cache lines which has same number of bytes in it.

Day 4 of #30DaysOfSystemDesign Continuing database basics 📃 Understanding the role of data modeling in designing efficient database schemas. 📃 Examining the trade-offs between consistency, availability, and partition tolerance in distributed database systems.

Day3 of #30DaysOfSystemDesign 👨‍💻 📃 Relational Databases, it's use cases and cons. 📃 Gone through with the basics of Indexing in DB 📃 How NoSQL Databases are beneficial for certain system architectures and why they are getting adopted #database

Day 2 of #30DaysOfSystemDesign 👨‍💻 📃Explored HTTP/HTTPS protocols & their real-world applications. 📃delved into TCP/IP layers - Physical, Data Link, Network, Transport, App. #NetworkingBasics

Day1 of #30DaysOfSystemDesign Started Basics: - Learned what is System Design, how it benefits the architecture of any new application. - Learned some basics like about Vertical Scaling, Horizontal Scaling - A vital part of System Design i. e. Capacity Estimation and Planning

I'll be starting with #30DaysofSystemDesign challenge from today.. Going to share whatever the topic I'm going through... 👨‍💻 Let's do this 💪

Starting today with #30DaysOfSystemDesign to revise the system design concepts and be practicing a good number of problems to get a better hand at it. #100DaysOfCode #CODEVEIN #DEVCommunity #SystemDesign

UX aspect of design system moonds.medium.com/ux-aspect-of-d… #DEVCommunity #systemdesign #30DaysOfSystemDesign #OpenSource #SoftwareEngineer

Multi Level Cache that Does Up To A Billion Lookups Per Second in C++ codeproject.com/Articles/53145… #systemdesign #programming #30DaysOfSystemDesign #OpenSource #SoftwareEngineer #techtwitter

System Designs — Part 1 sergeiisayeu.medium.com/system-designs… #DEVCommunity #systemdesign #30DaysOfSystemDesign #100DaysOfCode

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Day 7 of #30DaysOfSystemDesign 👨‍💻 📃Learned about Load Balancing, and how it ensuring optimal performance and prevents overload 💡 📃Key benefits: ⚖️ Scalability - Handle increased traffic smoothly 💪 Redundancy - Minimize downtime with failover capabilities 🔄

🚀 Day 1/30 of #30DaysOfSystemDesign! Today we explore Client-Server Architecture. Think of it like ordering pizza: You (the client) order a pizza. The pizza place (the server) makes it. The delivery driver (the network) brings it to you. #SystemDesign #Tech

Day 2 of #30DaysOfSystemDesign 👨‍💻 📃Explored HTTP/HTTPS protocols & their real-world applications. 📃delved into TCP/IP layers - Physical, Data Link, Network, Transport, App. #NetworkingBasics

Taking up a new tech challenge and calling it #30DaysOfSystemDesign Here I'll try to summarise some basics of system design concepts and some sample problems which will give an understanding of both low-level and High level Design #Day0 Basics of Low level Design

#Day2 Meeting Scheduler Side Note : I'm really struggling to break a problem statement into a class Diagram as in 1st screenshot...I think I have to practice more problems before I develop intuition for it github : github.com/jubinsoni/30Da… #30DaysOfSystemDesign

Day 8 of #30DaysOfSystemDesign Consistent hashing & Sharding🛠️ 1️⃣ Scalability: Distribute data across nodes efficiently, no single point of failure📊 2️⃣ Load Balancing: Optimize performance, balance workload evenly🔄 3️⃣Fault Tolerance: Spread data, minimize impact of failures🛡️

Day 9 of #30DaysOfSystemDesign 🛠️ Bloom Filters & Data Replication: 1️⃣Efficiently check set membership, save space, reduce false positives 🔍 2️⃣Enhance availability, fault tolerance by storing data copies across nodes 🔄 3️⃣reduce latency, ensure data integrity in DS💡