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System Design
System Design
Learn how to design scalable, reliable, and maintainable systems. Master the principles and patterns for building large-scale distributed applications.
Why Learn System Design?
System Design is a critical skill for building large-scale applications and services. Here's why you should learn System Design:
- Essential for designing scalable and reliable applications
- Critical for senior and architect-level engineering roles
- Key component of technical interviews at top tech companies
- Helps understand trade-offs in complex distributed systems
- Enables you to make informed architectural decisions
Key Topics
Scalability Concepts
Beginner
Load Balancing
Intermediate
Caching Strategies
Intermediate
Database Sharding
Advanced
CAP Theorem
Advanced
Learning Path
Follow this structured learning path to master System Design:
- Fundamentals: Learn scalability concepts, load balancing, and caching strategies
- Architecture Patterns: Master microservices, event-driven architecture, and design patterns
- Distributed Systems: Understand consistency models, message queues, and consensus algorithms
- Case Studies: Apply your knowledge to real-world system design problems
- Practice: Design systems on your own and get feedback from peers