- Sorting
- Selection sort
- Topological Sort
- Heap Sort
- huffman coding compression algo
- prims algorithm
- kruskal algorithm
- dijkstra algorithm
- coin change problem
- fractional knapsack
- disjoint sets
This article is
first one from the series of articles dedicated to system design
interviews. Here i am going to present the base scenario to consider
before starting to solve system design problems.
Questions to ask?
1) what is the number of requests a website will recieve in a day/month/second? 2) what is the amount of memory a website will deal in a day/month/second? 3) what is the number of servers that can accomodate these requests?
To answer this , first we need to remember the below numbers:-
1 million = 10 lakh = 1000000 = 10^6 1 billion = 1000 million = 10^9
1 KB = 1024 B = 10^31 MB= 10^6 = 1024 KB 1 GB= 10^9 = 1024 MB1 TB = 10^12 = 1024 GB
Memory we need to see in BytesRequests we need to see in numbers
example :-
suppose a website recieves 100M requests every month then:-
requests per day = request per month /24 = 416700 requests requests per second = requests per day / (24*3600) = 4.8 requests per second
memory:-
if we take 20:80 principal where 20 percent is write and 80 percent is …
Questions to ask?
1) what is the number of requests a website will recieve in a day/month/second? 2) what is the amount of memory a website will deal in a day/month/second? 3) what is the number of servers that can accomodate these requests?
To answer this , first we need to remember the below numbers:-
1 million = 10 lakh = 1000000 = 10^6 1 billion = 1000 million = 10^9
1 KB = 1024 B = 10^31 MB= 10^6 = 1024 KB 1 GB= 10^9 = 1024 MB1 TB = 10^12 = 1024 GB
Memory we need to see in BytesRequests we need to see in numbers
example :-
suppose a website recieves 100M requests every month then:-
requests per day = request per month /24 = 416700 requests requests per second = requests per day / (24*3600) = 4.8 requests per second
memory:-
if we take 20:80 principal where 20 percent is write and 80 percent is …
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