* Add mkdocs configuration and update index page for System Design Primer: Update Edition
- Created mkdocs.yml to establish a structured documentation site with multilingual support.
- Updated index.md to reflect the new edition's focus on 2025 software development trends, including Kubernetes and Generative AI.
- Enhanced navigation with links to contributing guidelines, changelog, and language-specific resources for improved accessibility.
* Move images and solution under docs
* Add MkDocs deploy workflow
* Add MkDocs deploy workflow
* Update navigation and image paths in documentation
- Renamed "Start Here" to "Study Guide Start Here" in mkdocs.yml for clarity.
- Added "System Design Interview Questions" to the navigation.
- Updated image paths in multiple language documentation files to ensure correct referencing.
- Enhanced multilingual support by maintaining consistent image paths across all language versions.
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* Move images and solution under docs
- Created mkdocs.yml to establish a structured documentation site with multilingual support.
- Updated index.md to reflect the new edition's focus on 2025 software development trends, including Kubernetes and Generative AI.
- Enhanced navigation with links to contributing guidelines, changelog, and language-specific resources for improved accessibility.
- Introduced new index.html file for a language selection interface, allowing users to choose their preferred documentation language.
- Added README files in Arabic, Japanese, Turkish, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese to expand accessibility and support for diverse audiences.
- Created an English index.md file to guide users through the updated System Design Primer resources.
- Enhanced the overall structure of documentation to facilitate easier navigation and improve user experience.
- Expanded the study guide to include detailed learning objectives, emphasizing strategic preparation and understanding the interviewer's perspective.
- Added a comprehensive table of contents for easier navigation through the guide.
- Improved the structure of the content, including the introduction of Alex Xu's four-phase framework and ABC cheat codes for effective interview preparation.
- Incorporated visual flowcharts and diagrams to illustrate key concepts and processes, enhancing clarity and engagement for candidates.
- Introduced a new image file (requirements.png) to support the study guide for system design interviews.
- This visual aid aims to enhance understanding of key concepts and requirements for candidates.
- Introduced a comprehensive Study Guide document to assist candidates in preparing for system design interviews.
- Included key principles, strategies, and a structured approach to tackle interviews effectively.
- Added visual flowcharts to illustrate the learning process and interview phases.
- Emphasized the importance of dialogue, scoping, and gaining buy-in during interviews.
- Revised the problem investigation section to emphasize the importance of clarifying use cases and constraints, including a dialogue example for better understanding.
- Improved the high-level design section with a detailed diagram illustrating the architecture and component interactions.
- Expanded the cache implementation details, explaining the use of a hash map and doubly-linked list for efficient operations.
- Added a wrap-up section summarizing the design process and encouraging alignment with interviewer expectations.
- Updated Mint.com design document to clarify problem investigation, use cases, and constraints, including detailed example dialogues for interviews.
- Improved high-level design section with a clearer structure and added a diagram for better visualization.
- Revised Pastebin.com design document to enhance clarity on use cases, high-level design, and scaling considerations, including a wrap-up section for summarizing discussions with interviewers.
- Introduced CHANGELOG.md to document major updates, refactoring, and licensing clarifications.
- Created README.md to provide an overview of the updated project, including new features, community engagement, and future plans for the System Design Primer.
Honestly, active-passive stateful systems are terrible. Never have found one that worked, there's always too much data incongruency or other random errors. Stateless applications, like routers, are great. But not your Jenkins master.
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* Added Reference in DNS section regarding what happens when you type an URL in the browser and press enter.
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