#Software Vs Hardware

What is the difference between Hardware and Software?

💻 System Software vs Application Software 🔹 System Software • Controls and manages computer hardware • Provides a platform for all applications • Starts automatically when the system boots Examples: Operating System, Device Drivers, Utilities 🔸 Application Software • Performs specific tasks for users • Runs on top of system software • Opens when the user starts it Examples: Web Browser, Word Processor, Media Player. #ComputerBasics #SoftwareKnowledge #TechTips #ITBasics

Handling 1 Million RPS isn’t about code — it’s about smart architecture. 1️⃣ Traffic Distribution (Load Balancers) ➡️ Spreads incoming requests across many servers so nothing overloads. Example: 1M requests split across 200 servers = ~5K requests per server. ⸻ 2️⃣ Scale Out, Not Up (Horizontal Scaling) ➡️ Add more machines instead of making one server bigger. Example: Flash sale traffic? Instantly launch 50 new API instances. ⸻ 3️⃣ Fast Reads with Cache ➡️ Use Redis/Memcached to avoid hitting the database every time. Example: Cached user data = millions of DB calls saved daily. ⸻ 4️⃣ Edge Delivery with CDN ➡️ Static content loads from servers closest to the user. Example: Users in Delhi fetch images from a Delhi CDN node. ⸻ 5️⃣ Background Work with Queues ➡️ Heavy tasks run asynchronously so APIs respond instantly. Example: Payment succeeds now, email receipt sent in background. ⸻ 6️⃣ Split the Database (Sharding) ➡️ Divide data across multiple databases to handle scale. Example: Usernames A–M on one shard, N–Z on another. ⸻ 7️⃣ Rate Limiting ➡️ Prevent abuse and traffic spikes from taking the system down. Example: Limit clients to 100 requests/sec to block bots from killing the API. ⸻ 8️⃣ Lightweights Payloads ➡️ Smaller payloads = faster responses + less bandwidth. Example: Send only required fields instead of massive JSON blobs. Please follow for more such videos🙏 #systemdesign #softwaredevelopers #programming #tech #interview [API Design] [System Architecture] [API Scaling] [1 Million RPS] [Distributed Systems] [Load Balancing] [Database Sharding] [High Availability]

💻 Software vs Hardware – Kya Difference Hai? Computer sikhna hai to basics clear hona zaroori hai 🔥 👉 Software = Instructions (jo computer ko chalata hai) 👉 Hardware = Physical parts (jo hum dekh aur touch kar sakte hain) 📊 Dono ek dusre ke bina adhure hain! 🎯 Agar aap computer field me strong banna chahte ho, to aise concepts clear karna must hai 💯 👉 Aise hi aur useful notes & computer tips ke liye follow kare: @ngiitm_official.999 #ComputerBasics #SoftwareVsHardware #ITKnowledge #ComputerCourse #DigitalLearning StudyNotes NGIITM TechEducation LearnComputers BasicToAdvance Kya aap ese knowledgeable tips janna chahte hai

Deadlines, debugging, and endless arguments. Welcome to Hardware vs Software team life. #HardwareVsSoftware #EmbeddedSystems #ElectronicsLife #MicrocontrollerLife #CircuitDesign #HardwareDesign #SoftwareEngineering

We’ve reached a surreal point in technology. 🤯⚙️ Software is now building the hardware that will build the next generation of software. Inside advanced labs, AI-controlled robots carve, drill, weld, and assemble with sub-millimeter precision. These machines don’t just follow commands — they learn, optimize movements, detect defects, and adjust their workflow in real time. By analyzing vibrations, tool wear, and performance data, a single robot can run thousands of flawless cycles without stopping. It’s a full feedback loop: software shaping hardware… shaping software. love engineering & science? follow @quantumxtech 🌟 #robotics #software #quantumxtech #didyouknow #factgpt

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Software vs. hardware people think differently. Defense work taught me how to reorganize. New industries have limitations. #SoftwareEngineer #Hardware #Defense #Innovation #Tech #AllInSummit #Reels

How do Desktop Computers Work? Have you ever wondered how all the hardware inside a computer fits together? Well in this video we take apart a modern computer and examine all the hardware. We'll look at things like the CPU, the GPU, the Motherboard, the DRAM, the SSDs, the Hard Disk Drives, the Power Supply, the Water Cooler, and everything else. #pcbuild #computerhardware

What is the difference between a server and a virtual machine 🤯 Guys! A server is a physical machine designed to provide resources, services, or data to other computers over a network. It has its own CPU, memory, storage, and network hardware running directly on the metal. A virtual machine, on the other hand, is a software-based computer that runs on top of a physical server using a hypervisor. The hypervisor divides the physical server’s resources into multiple isolated virtual environments. Each virtual machine behaves like an independent computer with its own operating system. Multiple VMs can run on a single physical server at the same time. This makes resource usage more efficient and flexible. Servers are the hardware foundation, while virtual machines are logical instances built on top of them. In cloud environments, you usually interact with virtual machines, not physical servers. And that’s literally it 😁 Follow for more 🤝 #softwareengineering #computerscience

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Hello friends 🙋🏻‍♂️ #freepalestine 🔻🍉 Here are some tools that I use everyday 🛠️ 1. Vim & iTerm2: I have been using VScode for a long time, I tried vim motions then decided to start using neovim instead of visual studio code, I am still learning and getting comfortable with it. Iterm2 is my terminal of choice since the mac terminal is garbage 🗑️ 2. Eraser.io: the best tool for creating diagrams and doing sketches to illustrate how things work, especially in my final year project, I was using everyday to do diagrams and charts. 📈 3. Arc (Browser): I have been using Chrome for my entire life, then I heard about arc, and I decided to give it a shot, it is Chromium based but still it is way better than google chrome, it gives you the chance to view the website fully, no top bar no navigation on the top, everything is in a sidebar and you can hide when you don’t need it. 🕸️ 4. Reminders from Apple: I tried a lot of todo list apps but none felt like it fits my needs, I started using reminders to realize how organized you can get with this thing, you can add categories, dates, notes, and a lot of other things, and if you have both iphone and mac this will be awesome, because you can manage your todos from both, your phone and mac 📝 Which one of these do you use? Or do you prefer other alternatives? Let me know in the comments 💬 . . . . #Programmer #programming #developer #studenlife #computerscience #computer #software #softwaredeveloper #softwaredevelopment #softwarengineer #webdeveloper #c #datascientist #programminglanguage #programing #codinglife #fullstack #softwareenginee #coders #coding #programmer #webdeveloper #computerscience #github #lovecoders