Hello guys, if you are preparing for system design interview and looking for popular System deign problems and their solution then you have come to the right place.
Earlier, I have shared best System design resources, as well as System design interview guide, and common System design concepts and discussed how to design Twitter and WhatsApp and in this article to discuss one popular System deign problem — designing Spotify.
The biggest challenge is not the complexity but the time as you need to show to your interviewer in 40 to 60 minutes that you know your stuff and this can only be possible if you prepare well and follow a structured approach while answering such questions.
In this post, I will also give you a simple guide to help you structure and system design template (see below) to collect your thoughts and present a clear design.
By the way, if you are preparing for System design interviews and want to learn System Design in a limited time then you can also checkout sites like Codemia.io, ByteByteGo, Design Guru, Exponent, Educative and Udemy which have many great System design courses
Similar, while answering System design questions you can also follow a System design template like this from DesignGurus.io to articulate your answer better in a limited time.
Following this template is actually one of the best thing you can do to start your preparation for any system design interview.
Now, let’s jump into the problem and solution.
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How to System Design Spotify?
If you love music then there is a good chance that you must have heard about Spotify and you probably have this App in your phone as well.
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