This repository contains comprehensive notes, diagrams, and resources on system design concepts, architectures, and best practices. It is intended for software engineers, architects, and students preparing for technical interviews or seeking to deepen their understanding of system design.
| Topic | Description |
|---|---|
| A Real World System Architecture | A comprehensive overview of a real-world system architecture, covering components, interactions, and design decisions. |
| OTP Service Design | A detailed design for an OTP service, including components, data flow, and scalability considerations. |
| SignUp Service Design | A comprehensive design for a user sign-up system covering user data management, validation, and security aspects. |
| URL Shortener Design | An architectural design for a URL shortening service, including database schema, API design, and scalability strategies. |
| Design Consistent Hashing | An explanation of consistent hashing, its benefits, and how to implement it in distributed systems for load balancing and fault tolerance. |
| Design a Unique ID Generator | A design for a unique ID generator service, covering algorithms, scalability, and fault tolerance. |
The notes are organized by topic and architecture type, with supporting diagrams for visual reference. Each section provides definitions, objectives, advantages, disadvantages, and practical considerations for system design.
- Browse the markdown files for structured notes and explanations.
- Refer to the images folder for architecture diagrams.
- Use the references to explore further reading and deepen your understanding.
The content in this repository is curated from multiple reputable sources, including:
- GeeksforGeeks System Design
- Gaurav Sen YouTube Channel
- Striver's System Design Tracker
- System Design Primer
- roadmap.sh System Design
- Various technical blogs, documentation, and open-source resources
This repository is for educational purposes. Please refer to the original sources for copyright and licensing information.
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