Welcome to the HLD Repository, the central hub for all High Level Design (HLD) Diagrams related to our projects. This repository aims to provide a comprehensive collection of architectural designs, system outlines, and infrastructure diagrams that outline the overarching structure and design principles of our software systems.
The core mission of this repository is to foster an open-source community around the sharing and collaborative evolution of High Level Design (HLD) Diagrams. By openly sharing our design documents, we aim to:
- Promote Open Collaboration: Encourage contributions and feedback from the wider open-source community, allowing anyone interested to participate in the architectural design process.
- Facilitate Knowledge Sharing: Serve as an educational resource for developers, architects, and students who are looking to learn about system architecture through real-world examples.
- Support Open Source Development: Provide a foundation for open-source projects by making high-quality design documents available, which can be adapted and used by others in their own projects.
This repository is not just a collection of diagrams; it is a gateway for innovation, learning, and collaboration in the open-source community. We welcome contributions, suggestions, and discussions from all who wish to be a part of this initiative.
The repository is organized into directories based on projects or system components. Each directory contains the HLD diagrams and any related documentation specific to that component.
Below is a table of the High Level Design diagrams currently available in this repository. This table will be updated as new designs are added.
Design Name | Description | Location in Repository |
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GPT Wrapper | High-level design of a GPT model wrapper system. | /gpt-wrapper |
Email Service | High-level design for a scalable email sending service. | /email-service |
Please navigate to the respective directories for detailed information and the design diagrams.
Feel free to reach out for contributions about the designs in this repository. Your feedback and contributions are highly valued!