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Learn system design with Success in Tech, step by step
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2Low-level design (LLD)Classes, patterns and clean code inside one service.1 videos · 29 min0/1
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@abhay8437· 3 likes
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This was well explained. Question - since there are multiple instances, spanning across zones, and even regions, what is the best way to keep the data in synch between all the instances? Should the data be replicated at the data storage level? Thanks. Never mind, I see another video related to data storage.
@edwardwong654· 2 likes
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Excellent and well explained. Question: when the EU data store goes down, how will the EU webservers know? And what is the AWS service that will reroute data traffic from the EU webservers to the US datastore? Question2: With respect to the multi-primary/sharding method, EVERY client must be deterministically linked to either EU or USA, so that their data is written to the proper datastore, during normal full operation, yes? If so, what is the best service to store and let Route 53 know where to direct? Would it be something like Cognito/IAM? Also I love your style of explaining things. I feel like we are "synched". Cheers.
@edwardwong654· 1 likes
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The starting was so hyped up, I was expecting a lot more in the design part.
@Alpha-kt6hc· 1 likes
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For high consistency application and with multi primary case with ASYNC replica: how to handle situation when write to US db finished and user get confirmation of success, but replica to EU did not finish and US dies. User reads the data back and gets an error? Should it be a SYNC replica instead? Thank you!
@vladbph· 1 likes
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Hi, which architecture tool are you using
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