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Ada nggak sih website atau aplikasi apaan gitu yang bisa mbikinin powerpoint yang cakep dengan kita hanya memasukkan teks dan data2?
Please.
Aku mau bikin powerpoint kok mager banget :(
35 practical thoughts on system design
Core Principles
1. Every system is a trade-off -> you never get speed, cost, and simplicity all at once.
2. Latency compounds -> every millisecond added across layers adds up to user pain.
3. Scalability โ performance -> one handles growth, the other handles speed.
4. Read vs. write paths -> scaling each requires completely different strategies.
5. Design for change, not perfection -> requirements will shift.
Databases & Storage
6. Indexes are levers -> high-selectivity columns are worth indexing, low ones often arenโt.
7. Replication helps reads, partitioning helps writes -> donโt confuse the two.
8. Dual writes are a lie -> without coordination, you will see drift.
9. Event stores > queues (sometimes) -> better traceability, worse simplicity.
10. Cache invalidation is still the hardest problem -> freshness vs. performance is the eternal fight.
Reliability & Consistency
11. Idempotency saves you -> retries without it will hurt.
12. Fail fast, fail loud -> silent failures sink systems.
13. Eventual consistency is a feature -> not a bug, but only if the business allows it.
14. Conflict resolution in active-active is business logic, not infra.
15. Durability isnโt free -> syncing across regions has cost and latency.
Architecture Patterns
16. Microservices are an org structure, not a tech goal.
17. Monolith first, modular second, microservices last -> donโt jump too early.
18. Choreography scales, orchestration simplifies -> pick based on team maturity.
19. Serverless buys you focus, costs you control.
20. Queues donโt remove work, they smooth it.
Observability & Operations
21. Tracing > logging -> logs tell you โwhatโ, traces tell you โwhyโ.
22. Metrics rot without ownership -> measure what someone actually uses.
23. Retries without backoff = DDoS on yourself.
24. Dead-letter queues arenโt optional -> every system has poison messages.
25. Levers > knobs -> design quick kill switches and controls to contain blast radius.
Performance & Cost
26. Optimize the hot path, not the cold path.
27. Most bottlenecks live in the database, not the code.
28. Horizontal scaling beats vertical scaling ->until coordination kills it.
29. Warm caches mask bad queries -> measure against cold starts too.
30. The cheapest resource is disk, the most expensive is time.
People & Process
31. The best architecture dies without documentation.
32. System design reviews arenโt about diagrams, theyโre about trade-offs.
33. Small PRs are for speed, big PRs are for context -> balance both.
34. A senior engineerโs role in design is asking the uncomfortable โwhat ifโ.
35. No design survives first contact with production -> but good ones bend instead of break.
What else?
33 posts that'll teach you 33 system design concepts:
1 Idempotent API
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2 Saga Design Pattern
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3 Redis Use Cases
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4 Actor Model
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5 Quotient Filter 101
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6 How Databases Keep Passwords Securely
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7 How to Scale an App to 10 Million Users on AWS
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8 How JWT Works
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9 Cybersecurity 101
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10 Consistent Hashing 101
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11 Service Discovery 101
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12 Monolith vs Microservices
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13 Microservices Lessons From Netflix
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13 Web Request Path Explained
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14 Caching Patterns
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15 Modular Monolith Architecture
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16 How Websockets Work
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17 Bloom Filters 101
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18 Capacity Planning 101
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19 How API Gateway Works
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20 Deployment Patterns
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21 Concurrency Is Not Parallelism
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22 How Do Webhooks Work
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23 Frontend System Design 101
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24 How Does HTTPS Work
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25 API Design Best Practices
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26 How DNS Works
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27 System Design Concepts
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28 API Versioning - A Deep Dive
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29 System Design Fundamentals
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30 How RPC Actually Works
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31 How Message Queues Work
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32 Distributed Systems 101
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33 System Design Core Concepts
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