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  1. Issue · Sep 30, 2026

    Pub-Sub vs Request-Response: Which Architecture Should Your Microservices Use? (opens the original)

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    Every microservices system eventually faces the same decision.Service A needs to tell Service B that something happened. How should it do that?The naive answer is a direct HTTP call. Service A calls Service B. Service B responds. Done.This works fine at small scale with two services. It becomes a distributed systems nightmare at scale with twenty.The mature answer is a publish-subscribe model. Service A publishes an event. Service B — and C, and D — consume it. Services never talk to each other

  2. Issue · Sep 25, 2026

    How Tickets system Sync DATA? (opens the original)

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    System Design Case StudiesSystem Design of Stock Trading AppSystem Design of Google NewsSystem Design of Uber Eats</

  3. Issue · Sep 18, 2026

    System Design of Stock Trading App (opens the original)

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    Few system design questions reveal engineering depth as quickly as a stock trading app.Most candidates treat it like a scaled-up CRUD system. The real problem is fundamentally different — it is a real-time matching problem with strict ordering guarantees, financial consistency requirements, and latency targets measured in microseconds not milliseconds.Every time you tap “Buy” on a trading app, a surprisingly intricate chain of systems fires into action: your request is authenticated, checked aga

  4. Issue · Sep 9, 2026

    System Design : Google News (opens the original)

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    From RSS crawl to personalized feed — the 6-phase pipeline behind Google News, Apple News, and FlipboardYou open Google News and see a personalized feed.The top story is exactly the kind of article you read yesterday. The breaking news section caught a story published 8 minutes ago. Your local section knows you are in Tokyo.This feels simple. It is not.Between a journalist publishing an article and you reading it, a pipeline runs that involves web crawling, ML extraction, named entity recognitio

  5. Issue · Sep 5, 2026

    How to Design a Food Delivery Service Like Uber Eats or DoorDash (opens the original)

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    Most engineers look at a food delivery app and think: ride-sharing with food attached.That assumption is the fastest way to give a shallow answer in an interview.Ride-hailing is a two-sided marketplace — match a rider to a nearby driver and the trip begins the moment the driver arrives. Food delivery is a three-sided marketplace: customer, restaurant, and driver — and it inserts a production step that nobody on the platform controls: the restaurant has to actually cook the food.That cooking step

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