Ever wondered how a URL shortener like Bit.ly/tinyUrl.com works behind the scenes? In this comprehensive video, we break down the system design of a URL shortener service from the ground up. You'll learn the core concepts such as Base62 encoding, hash functions, and how to handle collisions effectively. We’ll also dive into critical components like the API Gateway, database storage, and caching strategies to ensure scalability and performance.

By the end of this video, you’ll have a deep understanding of:

The algorithm behind URL shortening (Base62 encoding and hashing)

How Bit.ly/tinyUrl ensures high availability and fault tolerance
Designing for scalability and handling billions of requests
Load balancing, database partitioning, and caching strategies
How to handle failures and ensure reliability in distributed systems
How to ensure scalability, reliability, high availability and fault tolerance

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