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Global Cloud-Native Architecture Capstone
Global Cloud-Native Architecture Capstone: free step-by-step lesson with examples, common mistakes, and interview tips — part of System Design Tutorial on Toolliyo Academy.
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Global Cloud-Native Architecture Capstone
Basics ✓ → Scale ✓ → Interview
Interview · 3 — Case studies · ~10 min · Module 10: Real-World System Design Projects
What is this?
The capstone combines edge, gateway, services, data, async messaging, observability, and multi-region DR into one ShopNest global design.
Why should you care?
You prove you can assemble prior lessons into a coherent architecture interview-ready story.
See it live — copy this example
Sketch the architecture on paper. These lessons focus on concepts and trade-offs.
Global ShopNest
CDN → Gateway (auth, limit) → Services on K8s (multi-AZ)
SQL per domain + Redis + blobs
Kafka events + outbox/saga checkout
Obs: SLO, traces, logs
DR: secondary region warm; RPO/RTO published
Degrade: recs off, checkout on
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This lesson uses terminal or setup steps. Run commands on your computer — the live editor appears on coding lessons.
What happened?
- Tell the story top-down: users → edge → services → data → async → ops.
- Name trade-offs (consistency, cost, complexity) explicitly.
- That is senior system design.
Practice next
- Redraw the full ShopNest diagram from memory.
- Narrate place-order end-to-end including failure.
- State two deliberate trade-offs you chose.
- Swap one store and defend why.
- Add a fraud service on events only.
Remember
Assemble the whole map. Tell the checkout story with failures. Own your trade-offs.
ShopNest architecture review
Staff engineer presents the capstone diagram + SLOs.
Outcome: Team aligns on the paved road for the next year.
Interview prep for this lesson
Practice these questions aloud after reading—each links to a full structured answer.
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