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System design

Guides, examples, or case studies about the design of large-scale software systems.

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2026-08-29: +640 net stars. Most from workersio/breakscale, +368.2026-09-01: +642 net stars. Most from donnemartin/system-design-primer, +353.2026-09-03: +802 net stars. Most from ByteByteGoHq/system-design-101, +474.

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    Aug 29, 2026 +640 net stars (median day +320)

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    Sep 1, 2026 +642 net stars (median day +320)

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    Sep 3, 2026 +802 net stars (median day +320)

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  1. description: Learn how to design large-scale systems.

  2. description: Explain complex systems using visuals and simple terms.

  3. readme: Look at some interview notes and real-world architectures with completed diagrams to get a comprehensive view before designing your system on whiteboard.

  4. description: Learn how to design systems at scale and prepare for system design interviews

  5. readme: ## 💻 System Design Interview Problems

  6. description: 秒杀系统设计与实现.互联网工程师进阶与分析

  7. readme: 以数字开头的目录为互联网公司的架构文档。

  8. readme: 【高并发、高性能、高可用】系统设计经验

  9. readme: Presentation of some **architectural** considerations, decisions, approaches

  10. readme: A system design simulator where every number is measured.

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  1. readme: A system design simulator where every number is measured.

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