Comprehensive System Design and
Architecture Review: Key Concepts and
Trade-offs
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What is the difference between synchronous and asynchronous
communication?
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Synchronous waits for immediate Synchronous is for NoSQL;
1 2
response; asynchronous does not. asynchronous is for SQL.
Synchronous uses message queues; Synchronous is non-blocking;
3 4
asynchronous uses direct calls. asynchronous is blocking.
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What is system design? System design is the process of defining
components, interactions, data flow, scalability,
reliability, and trade-offs required to meet
functional and non-functional requirements.
What are functional requirements? Features the system must provide, such as login,
payments, messaging, or search.
What are non-functional Quality attributes like scalability, availability,
requirements? latency, reliability, consistency, maintainability, and
security.
Architecture Review: Key Concepts and
Trade-offs
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Comprehensive System Design and Architecture Review: Key Concepts and Trade-offs
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What is the difference between synchronous and asynchronous
communication?
, Choose an answer
Synchronous waits for immediate Synchronous is for NoSQL;
1 2
response; asynchronous does not. asynchronous is for SQL.
Synchronous uses message queues; Synchronous is non-blocking;
3 4
asynchronous uses direct calls. asynchronous is blocking.
Don't know?
Terms in this set (100) Hide definitions
What is system design? System design is the process of defining
components, interactions, data flow, scalability,
reliability, and trade-offs required to meet
functional and non-functional requirements.
What are functional requirements? Features the system must provide, such as login,
payments, messaging, or search.
What are non-functional Quality attributes like scalability, availability,
requirements? latency, reliability, consistency, maintainability, and
security.
