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# Conclusion
Armed with these principles, we hope the course will give a fresh perspective to design software systems. It might be over-engineering to get all this on day zero. But some are really important from day 0 like eliminating single points of failure, making scalable services by just increasing replicas. As a bottleneck is reached, we can _split code by services_, _shard data_ to scale. As the organization matures, bringing in [chaos engineering](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaos_engineering) to measure how systems react to failure will help in designing robust software systems.