System Design Problems






Design Ticketmaster

Designing a URL Shortening service like TinyURL

Designing a Web Crawler

Designing an API Rate Limiter

Designing Dropbox

Designing Facebook Messenger

Designing Facebook’s Newsfeed

Designing Instagram

Designing Pastebin

Designing Twitter

Designing Twitter Search

Designing Typeahead Suggestion

Designing Uber backend

Designing Yelp or Nearby Friends

Designing Youtube or Netflix

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