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Very powerful and concise explanation. Keep up the good work.

Too good of a channel

It's really helpful ❤

That's neat!

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What if two requests come at the same time with same long url they are mapped to two different virtual threads of two different server They are going to generate 2 unique short url for same long url? right how u r going to avoid it? after generating key u check in db?

Very informative videos compared to other system design videos. Deserves more recognition

Hey there. What you have built is really great ! I am really amazed. I am a grade 12 student and I am going to start with my BS in computer science and electronics engineering. What things should I do to get this good at CS and programming. I really love the subject and I am willing to put in 100% effort but I don't have someone to tell me a definite path tried searching but I can only search for things i know what about the ones that i dont know I dont know. Help please !

Amazing video! Thank you so much!

Thanks for sharing this :')

What tool do you use for the diagrams? Thank you.

you could have used CVA (class variants authority) package to create variants of the tile component.

nice ⛑⛑helpful

this is sooo good than you for the code also

How does the design of a web crawler not include geo located servers etc?

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Hi! In the first naive solution, why are you using a load balancer if we only have one web server?

thanks for this wonderful tutorial I will be forever grateful

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Better explanation than the one gave by my uni professor 🫡

I think as a car guy its time i learnt how to code 😂

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Thanks much for the design. Easy to understand and not much complexity in solving what the end user really needs..

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Thank you for your concise and clear explanation!

thank you so much

very neatly explained👍

Thank you very much. Hope you always healthy and rich.

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keep up the great content

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Great!

Should add "multithreading" to the comparison.

Why is a security vulnerability in the kernel a con for containers but not VMs? If there's a kernel vulnerability on the host machine then it still can affect the VMs since the hypervisor runs on the host with the vulnerable kernel.

Note that the graphic showing containers running "on top" of the container engine is not 100% correct. Unlike VMs with their own kernel, containers are just regular processes that use abstraction mechanisms to separate themselves from the host OS. The container engine, in that way, is also just a process that runs BESIDE the containers, not under them, as nothing is strictly speaking running on a container engine. The containers themselves are still controlled by the kernel or the OS itself! The graphic is not wrong as the engine of course dose a lot for the container and kernel but if this was to be a technical graphic it would be wrong!

Dealing vs doing. Perfectly explained

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Well explained!

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Brilliant explanation! Thank you

I had OS exam a week ago, this would have helped me so much. Alas I'm only seeing it now