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The document outlines a 3 step system design flow: 1) Understand the problem and scope by defining use cases, features, and constraints. 2) Think about constraints such as requests per month/second, read/write percentages, and data storage needs. 3) Design an abstract system with layers for service, data and caching, infrastructure components, and algorithms to address bottlenecks.
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