We’ve reached Day 11, and tonight we’re going to discuss one of the most important System
Design topics: How do you scale a system from 1 user to 1 million users?
You’ll encounter this question again and again, whether you’re designing systems at work or sitting in a System Design interview.
At first, the progression may seem straightforward:
✅ 1 user → 100 users → 10K users → 100K users → 1M users
But real systems don’t scale by simply adding more servers.
Tonight, we’ll discuss how the architecture evolves as traffic grows, and more importantly, some of the edge cases and trade-offs that are often overlooked.
We’ll connect concepts such as:
• Vertical vs. horizontal scaling
• Load balancing
• Stateless architecture
• Caching
• Databases and scaling the data layer
• Bottlenecks and failure points
• What changes when you reach millions of users?
If you’re interested in understanding how systems actually evolve as they scale, join us tonight at 7:00 PM PST.
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