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  1 - API Design and High-Level Architecture.html 921.6 B
  1 - Caching.html 819.2 B
  1 - Core Design Strategies Tries and HashMaps.html 1.3 KB
  1 - Core System Components.html 1.6 KB
  1 - Design Trade-offs and Considerations.html 921.6 B
  1 - Introduction to Master Slave Architecture.mp4 163.1 MB
  1 - Introduction to course.mp4 71.4 MB
  1 - Introduction.mp4 190 MB
  1 - Optimizing Reads and Writes.html 921.6 B
  1 - Problem Statement.html 307.2 B
  1 - Scaling with Sharding and Load Balancing.html 819.2 B
  1 - Sharding.html 819.2 B
  1 - System Design - Load Balancing and Consistent Hashing.mp4 93.4 MB
  1 - Trade-offs and Final Considerations.html 614.4 B
  1 - Website vs Web application.mp4 47.4 MB
  10 - CDN.mp4 127.9 MB
  11 - Data Consistency Issue.mp4 149.5 MB
  12 - System Availability Issue.mp4 45.2 MB
  13 - CAP theorem.mp4 162.1 MB
  14 - PACELC Theorem.mp4 87.1 MB
  2 - How to Add New Machine In Existing Server.mp4 119.4 MB
  2 - How to implement Cache At Application Server Layer.mp4 216.9 MB
  2 - How to resolve Single Point of Failure(SPOF).mp4 109.5 MB
  2 - ICANN -( Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers ).mp4 80.2 MB
  2 - Latency.mp4 84.3 MB
  2 - Why System Design is Important to Learn.mp4 56.7 MB
  3 - DNS Server.mp4 101.8 MB
  3 - How can we ensure no data loss occurs in the event of a machine failure.mp4 154.3 MB
  3 - Throughput.mp4 97.8 MB
  3 - Types of System Design.mp4 29.7 MB
  4 - How to remove machine from the existing server.mp4 168.2 MB
  4 - How to scale Del.icio.us.mp4 157.8 MB
  4 - Load Balancer.mp4 30.9 MB
  5 - Consistency.mp4 102.6 MB
  5 - Consistent Hashing in Load Balancers – Time & Space Complexity Explained.mp4 134.1 MB
  5 - Lecture How to Prevent Load Balancer to be Single Point of Failure.mp4 100.9 MB
  6 - Availability.mp4 53.2 MB
  6 - Load Distribution Based On Geography.mp4 64.3 MB
  6 - Why Business Logic and Database Shouldn’t Share the Same Server.mp4 111.2 MB
  7 - How Business Logic and Database be Seprated.mp4 131.9 MB
  7 - Load Distribution Based on UserId and URL.mp4 144.5 MB
  7 - Vertical Scaling and Horizontal Scaling.mp4 64.4 MB
  8 - How does Load Balancer Use Hashing.mp4 97.2 MB
  8 - Types of consistency.mp4 126 MB
  9 - Stateless vs Stateful System.mp4 39.7 MB
  Bonus Resources.txt 102.4 B
  Get Bonus Downloads Here.url 204.8 B
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System Design Fundamentals (2025)

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Published 8/2025
Created by Anand Rochlani
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Level: Beginner | Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 47 Lectures ( 4h 50m ) | Size: 3.65 GB

Learn System Design: Master Scalability, Caching, Databases, and Performance Optimization

What you'll learn
Grasp Core Concepts: Understand scalability, availability, and latency to design robust systems
Build Scalable Architectures: Use load balancing, caching, and sharding for high-traffic systems.
Select Databases: Choose SQL vs. NoSQL and storage solutions based on system needs.
Optimize Performance: Identify bottlenecks and enhance system reliability and speed.

Requirements
The System Design Fundamentals course is designed to be accessible for beginners while providing value to those with some technical background. There are no strict prerequisites, but the following will help learners get the most out of the course: Basic Programming Knowledge: Familiarity with any programming language (e.g., Python, Java, or JavaScript) is helpful for understanding examples, but no advanced coding is required. Understanding of Software Development Basics: A general idea of how web applications or software systems work (e.g., client-server model, APIs) will aid comprehension. Curiosity and Problem-Solving Mindset: No prior system design experience is needed—just a willingness to learn and tackle design challenges. No Specialized Tools Required: Lectures are conceptual and use diagrams; a computer with internet access is sufficient for accessing course materials and exercises.

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