Software Engineers Wes Moncrief and Kevin Li discuss aspects of the system design interview, as well as related topics in designing large and interesting software architectures. If you're new here, I'd suggest starting with the episode "Facebook Timeline Interview". I'll also note that our first few episodes had lower quality audio than our subsequent episodes.We'd love to hear any listener feedba... more
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 6 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Category | Technology |
Kevin asks Wes to design Dropbox, with an emphasis on designing the data model and storage techniques to scale out. more
As Kevin prepares to start a new job at Instacart, he explains some ideas around how a company like Instacart could employ caching to improve the scalability of their services. more
Wes and Kevin talk about message queues, the problems they solve, and how they work. more
Breaking away from the interview format, Wes and Kevin deep dive into SQL vs noSQL databases. more
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I am preparing for system design interviews and was lost in plethora of information available but no one tells how to structure the response. This podcast is helping me with that including having to server lots of additional value. However, I'd love to see more episodes.
There is a huge vacuum for this kind of content, especially in podcast form. Thank you for help filling that void! Very helpful not only for interviewing also just for the sake of learning. Well done.
Love how the design interviews are conversational and asking the right questions at the right time. Thank you Wes and Kev for this series. Hoping you cover more use cases in the near future.
I’ve always felt that adequate system design content required me to look at a video where diagrams are but Wes and Kevin do a great job of painting a picture through their carefully curated words. Insightful in the sense of what cadence to carry throughout such an interview, constant elaboration on terminology and if brief we are encouraged to check out helpful links that they provide, and they’ve managed to keep me engaged for my whole 2 hour drive. more
I needed to be more efficient with my time and find a distributed systems design podcast I can listen to as I go about my day. There aren’t plenty of them unfortunately. Thanks for producing this one.
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