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How Big Tech Handles 1,000,000 Requests Per Second (System Design Explained)

How do companies like Google, Netflix, Amazon, and Meta handle millions of requests per second without crashing? In this video, we break down how large-scale systems are designed to handle 1,000,000 requests per second, step by step — in a way that’s easy to understand. You’ll learn: How requests flow through large systems Load balancers and why they matter Horizontal vs vertical scaling Caching (Redis, CDN) and how it reduces load Databases, sharding, and replication How failures are handled at scale This video is perfect for: Software engineers Backend developers System design interview prep Anyone curious about how big tech systems work 📌 No fluff — just real-world system design concepts explained clearly. 🔍 Suggested Tags (Important for new channels) #system #design #backend #engineering #scalability high traffic systems #loadbalancing #distributedsystems #softwaredevelopment engineering #systemdesigninterview #requestsper second How Big Tech Works