System Design Interview Essentials A-Z (Paperback)

X. Fang

ISBN 13: 9798301810503

Published by Independently Published, 2024

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Paperback. Today the system design interview is the dividing line between junior, senior, and staff+ engineering candidates, and even between frontline managers, senior managers, and directors. Candidates for the highest engineering roles must have a solid command of modern system design, and even candidates for higher-level management must be able to demonstrate a grasp of it.This book is designed around the key concepts one needs to be familiar with before walking into a system design interview. Each chapter uses real-world examples to establish a mnemonic concept designed to aid one's recall in the stressful interview environment.Table of Contents (in alphabetical order)A AvailabilityB Bloom FilterC Consistent HashingD Distributed ConsensusE Event SourcingF Fault ToleranceG GeoHashingH HTTPI IdempotenceK KafkaL Load-BalancingM Merkle TreesN NoSQLO Order-of-Magnitude EstimationP PN-CounterQ QuorumR ReplicationS ShardingT TransactionsU UUIDW WebSocketsZ ZooKeeper Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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• Title: System Design Interview Essentials A-Z (Paperback)
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Publication Date: 2024
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798301810503
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: new

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Today the system design interview is the dividing line between junior, senior, and staff+ engineering candidates, and even between frontline managers, senior managers, and directors. Candidates for the highest engineering roles must have a solid command of modern system design, and even candidates for higher-level management must be able to demonstrate a grasp of it.

This book is designed around the key concepts one needs to be familiar with before walking into a system design interview. Each chapter uses real-world examples to establish a mnemonic concept designed to aid one's recall in the stressful interview environment.

Table of Contents (in alphabetical order)
A ⇒ Availability
B ⇒ Bloom Filter
C ⇒ Consistent Hashing
D ⇒ Distributed Consensus
E ⇒ Event Sourcing
F ⇒ Fault Tolerance
G ⇒ GeoHashing
H ⇒ HTTP
I ⇒ Idempotence
K ⇒ Kafka
L ⇒ Load-Balancing
M ⇒ Merkle Trees
N ⇒ NoSQL
O ⇒ Order-of-Magnitude Estimation
P ⇒ PN-Counter
Q ⇒ Quorum
R ⇒ Replication
S ⇒ Sharding
T ⇒ Transactions
U ⇒ UUID
W ⇒ WebSockets
Z ⇒ ZooKeeper