Distributed Systems 1.1: Introduction

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[@33galactus]

You're not only a great author but also an amazing teacher. Thanks Martin.

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Immediately liked and shared. Golden content for computer science folks

[@Kinyo-y6s]

For me the best course for DS. Thanks Martin

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You're are an awesome teacher, thanks for making this public.

[@raviteja987]

Since first part of this course not available, could someone please mention prerequisites for the second part?

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I highly appreciate your efforts. Your videos are easy to follow and understand. :)

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You are the legendary already!

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The most helpful series

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You are an inspiration for many of us @Martin

[@shawnli1256]

DDIA is already the go-to book for any engineer who wants to learn about distributed systems.

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Thanks, this series helped me a lot.

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Thank you for saving my semester, since my teacher can't explain half the way you do :D

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I wish I had such good lectures on my studies :)

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Thank you for this excellent lecture!

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[@kzvonov]

It is a gem 💎

[@vvmaster2010]

Hi! Could you please tell me where are the video letctures of the first part: concurrent systems ?

[@tubex1300]

thanks Dr. Martin

Is there a chance for the first half🤞?

[@MrEternalFool]

A different lecturer so probably not.

[@jx6773]

Got no luck finding the recordings but the slides can be found at www.cl.cam.ac.uk/teaching/2021/ConcDisSys/materials.html

[@420_gunna]

Hey Martin, any chance you'd post the first half of this course as well? I get that it isn't your _usual_ content, but it sounds cool :)

[@kleppmann]

The first half of the course is given by a different lecturer, who has chosen not to make their videos public. The slides are available, though: www.cl.cam.ac.uk/teaching/2122/ConcDisSys/materials.html

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@@kleppmann Could you cover those topics if you dont mind

[@tangkhanhnguyen4543]

Thank you for nice series

[@davidj2597]

Legend begins here.

[@maazahmedansari4334]

Hello Martin, Can you please share the URLs to access Cloud Computing - Part 1 and 2 courses?

[@shawnzhang528]

Great lectures. But where is the first part ?

[@mohamedzakaria1864]

Is the first half of the concurrent and distributed system available on youtube as well? I can't find any playlists that explains that topic

[@kleppmann]

The first half is given by a different lecturer, who has chosen not to make their videos publicly available. The slides are available though: www.cl.cam.ac.uk/teaching/2122/ConcDisSys/materials.html

[@mohamedzakaria1864]

@@kleppmann ok,Thank you so much

[@VY-zt3ph]

Where is the first part which deals with concurrency??

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where is the first part ?

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[@games-vu1in]

do you have a summary or reference for this video??

[@cihadguzel2159]

Hi Martin, You told that this is the second half. Is the first half available on anywhere? I couldnt find on your channel.

[@bjc5316]

There's a whole playlist you can find it here kzbin.info/aero/PLeKd45zvjcDFUEv_ohr_HdUFe97RItdiB

[@cihadguzel2159]

@@bjc5316 Dude, I also know this playlist. This playlist covers second parts of the course, not first part. First part is about conccurency. This part is about distributed systems. The answer of my questions were already answered on another comments. fyi

[@kleppmann]

The first half is given by a different lecturer, who has chosen not to make their videos publicly available. The slides are available though: www.cl.cam.ac.uk/teaching/2122/ConcDisSys/materials.html

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What does tripos mean?

[@kleppmann]

It's University of Cambridge terminology, meaning an undergraduate course, typically 3 or 4 years in length.

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Where Can I find first half of the course ?

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Where is the first half of the course

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Sir, where is part one?

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La neta que sí debes, está bien vergas el contenidi

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Satoshi Nakamoto made distributed system fault tolerant 🤓

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