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everyone's drawn a URL shortener on a whiteboard. ever watched one DIE though built mine in breakscale (my system design simulator where the diagram actually RUNS). all good at 50 rps... crank it to 500 and the p99 just explodes lmao then cache + load balancer + replicas and... show more

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Profilbild von jess ✨

jess ✨vor 1 Monat

this is really cool. seems like a potentially great whiteboard for interviews too... have you thought about adding that in later?

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xevrionvor 1 Monat

What actually do you need in specific? Real time collaboration?

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jess ✨vor 1 Monat

i'm not really sure, i'd have to spend more time playing with it. i've just run many remote system design interviews with candidates awkwardly drawing diagrams on static boards, and think this has a ton of potential to be better for that. multiplayer would probably be minimum

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jess ✨vor 1 Monat

i think probably also some way for the interviewer to set up predefined services, performance characteristics, load scenarios, etc. like imagine an interview where you're designing around a chunky sink that has to batch requests. the ability to set that up ahead of time, etc

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xevrionvor 1 Monat

Thats a good idea

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kanavvor 1 Monat

Amazing

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xevrionvor 1 Monat

yay thanks

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Saswat Suman Royvor 1 Monat

One of the finest projects I have seen , like this is really cool 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

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Anurag Jhavor 1 Monat

Bro is always built different

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Ranjanvor 1 Monat

this is so cool

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Verzach3vor 1 Monat

Hey, please add a lot of challenges!, and please make the challenge wait a bit before completion, maybe after meeting the requirements at least 5 or 10 seconds.

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xevrionvor 1 Monat

Yeah im doing that rn..

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Chishvor 1 Monat

Good Job, my friend 🔥

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xevrionvor 1 Monat

yes, my friend :)

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iamsaranherevor 1 Monat

holeee shit :) good one :)

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basedcapitalvor 1 Monat

once the diagram runs, load can falsify the assumptions between the boxes.

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Draexonvor 1 Monat

crazy bro 🔥🔥

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Armanvor 1 Monat

less goooo boii

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Tushal Loharvor 1 Monat

just carzy bhaiiii

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Josh Niesvor 1 Monat

This looks fantastic, super slick

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Avinashvor 1 Monat

Crazyyy

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Erayvor 1 Monat

Do you have shareable links or templates? That would be great.

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xevrionvor 1 Monat

yeah both actually! there's a share button that puts the whole design in the url, so you can just send someone a link and they open the exact system you built, nothing server side. and there's 23 examples built in (retry storms, cache stampedes, sharding etc) under the menu, each one set up to break in a specific way so you can load it and poke at it.

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Cyberisticvor 1 Monat

@erayajk the links are too long, can you shorten them?

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xevrionvor 1 Monat

@erayajk Yeah, working on it.

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Cyberisticvor 1 Monat

@erayajk (was a joke in case it wasn’t obvious)

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xevrionvor 1 Monat

@erayajk 😭😭😭no but it really gets long when you have a lot of nodes Im dicussing the problem in the repo in a issue

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Cyberisticvor 1 Monat

@erayajk look into lz-string

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xevrionvor 1 Monat

@erayajk Will do thanks :)

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Rakshitvor 1 Monat

Crazzy

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moonforgevor 1 Monat

great work

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Alex Gavrilescuvor 1 Monat

This is amazing! Great job

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Naresh khatrivor 1 Monat

I think my design can take a few inspirations from yours

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Kartikvor 29 Tagen

this is really cool !

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Ace_04vor 1 Monat

Lad's here with another banger project , great work Yash

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xevrionvor 1 Monat

:) always

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Krish Soni 𝕏vor 27 Tagen

crazyy

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Shivam Gaurvor 1 Monat

Crazyyyy bhai..🔥🔥

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NYC!vor 1 Monat

so cool

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iury souzavor 1 Monat

This is awesome

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KKvor 1 Monat

Crazyy, you can include some design solutions as example , also there should be docs to explain each component and where to use it for beginners

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Amandeepvor 1 Monat

For simulation - what algorithms you used... I'm curious.

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Kimi Nguyenvor 1 Monat

I’ve seen similar issues at high traffic spikes with my own projects, scaling is no joke

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