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A Detailed Guide on Conducting Effective System Design Interviews

Hacker Earth Developers Blog

System design interviews are becoming increasingly popular, and important, as the digital systems we work with become more complex. The term ‘system’ here refers to any set of interdependent modules that work together for a common purpose. Uber, Instagram, and Twitter (now X) are all examples of ‘systems’.

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8 Steps to acing your next system design interview

Hacker Earth Developers Blog

System design can be a huge leap forward in your career both in terms of money and satisfaction you get from your job. But if your previous job was focused on working closely on one of the components of a system, it can be hard to switch to high-level thinking. Imagine switching from roofing to architectural design.

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8 Steps to acing your next system design interview

Hacker Earth Developers Blog

System design can be a huge leap forward in your career both in terms of money and satisfaction you get from your job. But if your previous job was focused on working closely on one of the components of a system, it can be hard to switch to high-level thinking. Imagine switching from roofing to architectural design.

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How ML System Design helps us to make better ML products

Xebia

Table of Contents What is Machine Learning System Design? Design Process Clarify requirements Frame problem as an ML task Identify data sources and their availability Model development Serve predictions Observability Iterate on your design What is Machine Learning System Design?

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The software engineering rule of 3

Erik Bernhardsson

Here’s a dumb extremely accurate rule I’m postulating* for software engineering projects: you need at least 3 examples before you solve the right problem. Engineers often focus way too much on reducing duplicated code. Rule of 3 as applied to architecture. Wait until you have at least three.

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Coach your Architects in Agile Architecture!

Xebia

Some companies ignore architects in their transformation, some will upskill their architects, and some will make the DevOps teams responsible for the architecture. A core problem we see is that those responsible for the transformation have little experience dealing with architecture in an agile way.

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Why GreenOps will succeed where FinOps is failing

CIO

However, without a significant commitment from architects and engineers to design more efficient systems, shut down or resize underutilized resources, deploy autoscaling or adopt other cost optimization methods, many efforts fail to achieve meaningful impact. The result was a compromised availability architecture.