Design patterns are established solutions to common problems in software design. They provide a template for how to solve issues and implement robust, efficient, and maintainable code. These patterns encapsulate best practices and make it easier for ...
Introduction to SOLID Principles As a software engineer, developing maintainable and scalable code is crucial. SOLID principles are a set of five design principles that help you create more robust and easily extendable code. Coined by Robert C. Marti...
“A system that is beautiful in design is one where components communicate clearly, scale gracefully, and fail safely.”— Martin Kleppmann, Designing Data-Intensive Applications System Design can feel like rocket science. But kya ho agar hum ise ek ka...
Day - 1 High level Design Vertical Scaling → increase the server memory, cpu etc Horizontal Scaling →Create multiple servers, with same configuration. Cron job → like in the example prepare before hand during non-peek hours. Backups → Backup server. ...
Introduction It all started with a LeetCode Hard daily challenge.While discussing it with a friend (and barely getting the solution accepted — phew!), a thought struck me:How do platforms like LeetCode, Codeforces, and HackerRank evaluate our code su...
In theory, High-Level Design (HLD) often seems straightforward, but the real complexity emerges during implementation. Take quorum as an example — by definition, it refers to the minimum number of nodes required to agree on a read or write operation ...
Imagine a web service that replicates its data across data centers in Casablanca and Marrakech. A user from Casablanca accesses the local data center and makes a write, and then a user from Marrakech tries to read the data from the Marrakech data cen...
💡 UPDATE : This series is continued on medium. Link 👇🏻 Complete series on Me[dium. In today’s tech-drive](https://medium.com/@mauryavishal/list/system-design-in-5-min-573c635f32fe)n world, software architecture plays a crucial role in determin...
💡 UPDATE : This series is continued on medium. Complete series on Medium. Today, we’ll learn about the CAP theorem with simple examples. CAP is one of the most critical concepts in system design. Whether asked directly in interviews or applied i...
💡 UPDATE : This series is continued on medium. Link 👇🏻 Complete series on Medium. In this article, we’ll cover the basics of network protocols, the client-server model, and the peer-to-peer (P2P) model, along with their practical use cases.For...
