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Hello everyone! Welcome to codeKarle. In this video well be talking about possibly one of the most common system design interview question. So lets see how do we design a URL shortening service, something very similar to tinyurl.com. Lets start with the functional (FRs) and non functional requirements (NFRs). This is a fairly straightforward problem. You have these two functional requirements - given a long URL, you get a short URL. So, when somebody wants to shorten the URL, theyll give you a long URL and you need to return a shorter URL for that. On the other side, when somebody hits a short URL then you basically redirect the person to the longer URL, which is the second point. On the non-functional side, this service needs to be highly available and it should work at a very low latency. Because, lets just say, we were building it for a Facebook or a Twitter kind of a scenario, it would just be a bad experience if it just takes a lot of time to respond. And this being a very p
