Cracking the System Design Interview
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + .srt | Duration: 102 lectures (4h 10m) | Size: 568.7 MB

The only course you need to crack system design interviews - Learn about scaling, databases, caching and more ! What you'll learn:
Understand system design fundamentals like scaling, availability, consistency, latency, CAP theorem
Learn what load balancers are and how to implement them within your system.
Acquire knowledge about Relational and Non-relational databases. Different kinds of NoSQL databases will be covered in detail.
Learn about various distributed data architectures like GFS, Hadoop and Spark.
Learn how to improve your system's performance using sharding. We will also cover various strategies to shard databases.
Understand different uses of message queues and Kafka.
Develop deeper understanding about caches. Learn about cache eviction and data access policies. Redis and Memcached are also discussed.
Master the skill of designing scalable systems by studying real world applications.

Requirements
Computer science fundamentals
Basic knowledge of data structures and algorithms(Not mandatory)

Description
This is the only course you need to crack your system design interviews.

System design problems have become a major part of the interview process at big tech companies. This is a great way to test a candidate's knowledge of computer science as well as his problem solving capability.

However, these problems are especially difficult for students who are fresh out of college and have no experience in developing real world applications. This course has been designed keeping this problem in mind.

This is a 'learn by doing' course. We believe in giving you enough theoretical knowledge followed by getting our hands dirty with practical problems.