Hld From Basics To Advanced By Concept && Coding
Published 1/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 10.41 GB | Duration: 14h 39m
Published 1/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 10.41 GB | Duration: 14h 39m
High Level Design (HLD) topics which are important for base understanding and also asked in interviews of system design
What you'll learn
Understanding of Distributed System
Mastering System Architecutre
Learning of various technologies exist for System Design
System Design Interview Questions
Requirements
You should be Backend engineer and have little Interest in learning in depth
Description
High Level Design aka System Design is asked in many companies(no matter senior, staff or sde2), its important skill which an engineer should have.Being 8+ year of experience and currently working as Staff Engineer if one of the big fintech MNC. I have use my knowledge and created this course which will not only create the solid base understanding but you will be able to learn about distributed system too and all in a structured manner. I have covered some frequently asked interviews questions too.This course is for: Engineers who like to study at least 1 level deep, curious to learn things. As i have covered not just tip of the topics, you will find some detailed information. TOPICS COVERED: Please note few videos might be in Hindi.- Network Protocols (Hindi)- CAP Theorem (Hindi)- Microservices Design Patterns (Hindi)- Scale from 0 to Million (Hindi)- Consistent Strategy (Hindi)- Design URL Shortening Service (English)- Back of the Envelope Estimate (English)- Design a Key-Value store ( English)- SQL vs NoSQL (English)- Design WhatsApp System (English)- Design Rate Limiter (English)- Design Idempotent POST API (English)- Design High Availability System (English)- Kafka (Distributed Messaging Queue) (English)- Proxy vs Reverse Proxy (English)- Load Balancer and its algorithms (English)- Distributed Caching System (English)- Distributed Transactions (2PC, 3PC, SAGA)- Database Indexing (English)- Distributed Concurrency Control (English)- Two Phase Locking (English)- OAuth 2.0 (English)
Overview
Section 1: HLD from Basics to Advanced
Lecture 1 Network Protocols (Client Server, Peer 2 Peer, TCP, UDP etc )
Lecture 2 CAP Theorem
Lecture 3 Microservices Design Patterns Part-1 | Introduction and Decomposition Pattern
Lecture 4 Microservices Design Patterns Part-2 || SAGA Pattern, Strangler Pattern, CQRS
Lecture 5 Scale from ZERO to MILLION Users in Detailed
Lecture 6 Consistent Hashing
Lecture 7 Design URL Shortening Service like TinyURL
Lecture 8 Back-Of-The-Envelope Estimation for System Design Interview
Lecture 9 Design a Key-Value Store || Dynamo DB
Lecture 10 SQL vs NoSQL
Lecture 11 Whatsapp System Design
Lecture 12 Design Rate Limiter
Lecture 13 Design Idempotent POST API || Handle Duplicate Request by Idempotency Handler
Lecture 14 Design High Availability System || Active Passive & Active Active Architecture
Lecture 15 Distributed Messaging Queue | Design Messaging Queue like Kafka, RabbitMQ
Lecture 16 Proxy vs Reverse Proxy
Lecture 17 Load Balancer and Different Algorithms
Lecture 18 Distributed Cache and Caching Strategies - Part1 | Cache-Aside, Read-Through
Lecture 19 Distributed Cache and Caching Strategies - Part2 | Write-Around, Write-Through
Lecture 20 Handling Distributed Transactions - Part1 | 2PC (Two Phase Commit)
Lecture 21 Handling Distributed Transactions - Part2 | 3PC (Three Phase Commit) and SAGA
Lecture 22 Database Indexing - Part1 | B+ Tree and Data Page Understanding
Lecture 23 Database Indexing - Part2 | Clustered and Non Clustered Indexing
Lecture 24 Distributed Concurrency Control - Part1 | Isolation Level
Lecture 25 Distributed Concurrency Control - Part2 | Optimistic & Pessimistic Concurrency
Lecture 26 Two Phase Locking (2PL) - Part1 | Basic 2PL
Lecture 27 Two Phase Locking (2PL) - Part2 | Deadlock Prevention Strategies
Lecture 28 Two Phase Locking (2PL) - Part3 | Cascading Abort and its prevention
Lecture 29 OAuth 2.0 expalined
Lecture 0 MVC (Model, View, Controller) Architecture
Backend Engineers