High-level Design of Twitter
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High-level Design of Twitter
User-system interaction
We begin with the high-level design of the Twitter system, identifying key building blocks and components. We will explore specific components in detail later in this chapter.
Users post tweets via the load balancer to application servers for persistent storage.
DNS resolves domain names to IP addresses for communication between services.
CDN serves frequently requested content from edge servers to reduce latency.
A load balancer distributes requests to application servers based on traffic and availability.
The storage system includes SQL and NoSQL databases to store different types of data. We will discuss specific storage systems later.
Application servers execute business logic and orchestrate component interactions.
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