System Design Interview : Mastering Basic Introduction to System Analysis and Design

by Groks King

Are you interested in learning how to design systems?Do you want to land your dream job in tech?Then keep reading...This book will teach you the basics of system analysis and design. It’s a comprehensive guide that covers all the major topics, including requirements elicitation, functional decomposition, data flow diagrams, state transition diagrams and more. You’ll also learn about common pitfalls to avoid when designing systems. By the end of this book, you’ll have a solid foundation for understanding system analysis and design.If you want to improve your skills as an analyst or designer then this is the perfect place to start! Whether it's your first time interviewing or if you're looking for help with specific problems like object-oriented analysis or UML modelling - we've got what you need! TO SYSTEM DESIGN INTERVIEWCAPACITY ESTIMATIONFRAMEWORK FOR SYSTEM DESIGN INTERVIEWID GENERATOR SYSTEM DESIGNWEB CRAWLER SYSTEM DESIGNDISTRIBUTED KEY-VALUE STORE SYSTEM DESIGNNOTIFICATION SERVICE DESIGNGOOGLE DRIVE DESIGNAUTOCOMPLETE SYSTEM DESIGNAPI RATE-LIMITING SYSTEM DESIGNFACEBOOK NEWSFEED SYSTEM DESIGNCHAT MESSENGER SYSTEM DESIGNCONSISTENT HASHING IN SYSTEM DESIGNYOUTUBE SYSTEM DESIGNURL SHORTENINGWe'll show step by step how to master each topic so that they become second nature during interviews.You'll be able to impress interviewers with ease using our proven techniques!Don't delay any longer - get a copy and one for a friend and start studying together today!Add To Cart Now!

169 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 25, 2021

Reviews

[Railgun · Rating 2 out of 5]

This is not the book to get you through system design interviews. I like the first 3 chapters that cover the basic. The author shares tips about estimating the storage and network I/O need, which is useful for sure. But the rest of the book fails to provide end to end solutions.

[Eswara · Rating 4 out of 5]

Could have added components and it’s interaction. The system requirements and non functional requirements were to the point, while explaining the requirements, author jumps to the deep dive without having to walk through the lay reade

[Mahlangu · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book lacks clear explanations of the concepts it discusses, but it was a helpful guide for tackling system design interviews at a high level. I would recommend looking elsewhere for more simpler and in-depth explanations.

[David Blankenship · Rating 4 out of 5]

Refresher

Went through this just for an industry refresher. Helpful material. I wouldn’t actually recommend this for anyone facing this type of interview, though.