There are no one-size-fits-all solutions in System Design, so you only need practice. At the very least, to avoid suffering from impostor syndrome, you need to learn how to design systems at different levels sooner rather than later in your life. This course will provide a template and help you understand the sequence of mandatory steps for systems design. So this course will be more suitable for DevOps beginners, experienced Machine Learning engineers, all Data Science professionals who are planning to close their engineering gaps, and obviously backend developers of different weight category. Before buying the course, I recommend you to pay attention that the course is positioned as an intensive, i.e. there will be homework assignments and a time limit. By completing them on time, you will be able to develop your own style of high-level system design.

If you take the course seriously, I can tell you that after the course you will be free to understand any System Design videos on Youtube. This will help you to prepare more fruitfully for interviews for any positions in tech giants or to design a system for your own startup.

If you are interested in expanding your knowledge in the context of building highly loaded services, decompose the most popular ones into atoms, form for yourself an algorithm of quick design or pass a real System Design interview, it is worth paying attention to this course

As a system analyst, I was interested in the System Design course. I often communicate with one-to-one developers and it is very important for me to speak the same language with them. At work, I create component/module diagrams and defend them at the architecture board. It was through training that I realised how it should actually be, the common mistakes I made during design and what to do to avoid them.

Many points in the training overlap with my knowledge of systems analysis (ACID, CAP theorem). Through the course I was able to structure my current knowledge, draw parallels and learn many nuances. I understood how to estimate load based on requirements, scale the system and make it more responsive, and figured out how different search algorithms work. The implementation of search was particularly interesting to me, as you won't find such information anywhere else: clear, structured and to the point.

I recommend this course to all system analysts - it will allow you to look at your work from a different angle. The course is quite fast and easy. If you are able to apply the knowledge you have gained in your work, you will always be one step above your colleagues.