Completing the Netflix Cloud Migration - About Netflix
Yury Izrailevsky Vice President, Cloud Computing and Platform Engineering Our journey to the cloud at Netflix began in August of 2008, when we experienced a major database corruption and for three days could not ship DVDs to our members. That is when we realized that we had to move away from vertically scaled single points of failure, like relational databases in our datacenter, towards highly rel
Spinnaker
Need help? Slack is the fastest way to get your questions answered Who should use Spinnaker?Spinnaker provides application management and deployment to help you release software changes with high velocity and confidence. Spinnaker is an open-source, multi-cloud continuous delivery platform that combines a powerful and flexible pipeline management system with integrations to the major cloud provide
Global Continuous Delivery with Spinnaker
After over a year of development and production use at Netflix, we’re excited to announce that our Continuous Delivery platform, Spinnaker, is available on GitHub. Spinnaker is an open source multi-cloud Continuous Delivery platform for releasing software changes with high velocity and confidence. Spinnaker is designed with pluggability in mind; the platform aims to make it easy to extend and enha
(SPOT302) Availability: The New Kind of Innovator’s Dilemma
Successful companies, while focusing on their current customers' needs, often fail to embrace disruptive technologies and business models. This phenomenon, known as the "Innovator's Dilemma," eventually leads to many companies' downfall and is especially relevant in the fast-paced world of online services. In order to protect its leading position and grow its share of the highly competitive global
Creating Your Own EC2 Spot Market
by Andrew Park, Darrell Denlinger, & Coburn Watson Netflix prioritizes innovation and reliability above efficiency, and as we continue to scale globally, finding opportunities that balance these three variables becomes increasingly difficult. However, every so often there is a process or application that can shift the curve out on all three factors; for Netflix this process was incorporating hybri
Chaos Engineering Upgraded
Several years ago we introduced a tool called Chaos Monkey. This service pseudo-randomly plucks a server from our production deployment on AWS and kills it. At the time we were met with incredulity and skepticism. Are we crazy? In production?!? Our reasoning was sound, and the results bore that out. Since we knew that server failures are guaranteed to happen, we wanted those failures to happen dur
Managing your Microservices on Heroku with Netflix's Eureka
Over the past few years, Netflix has open sourced many of the components that make up its production platform. These include Eureka for service discovery, Hystrix for handling service failure, Ribbon for client side load balancing, and many others. These projects are powerful, mature, and benefit from Netflix’s many years of experience deploying service-oriented applications in the cloud. Adding c
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Pros and Cons of a MicroServices Architecture talk at AWS ReInvent
Pros and Cons of a MicroServices Architecture talk at AWS ReInventAI-enhanced description The document discusses the evolution of Netflix from monolithic applications to microservices, highlighting the challenges and best practices associated with this transition. It emphasizes the need for proper design to manage service dependencies and potentially chaotic interactions in a microservices archite
S3mper
In previous posts, we discussed how the Hadoop platform at Netflix leverages AWS’s S3 offering (read more here). In short, Netflix considers S3 the “source of truth†for all data warehousing. There are many attractive features that draw us to this service including: 99.999999999% durability, 99.99% availability, effectively infinite storage, versioning (data recovery), and ubiquitous access. In co
Announcing Security Monkey
There are a number of security-relevant AWS components and configuration items — for example, security groups, S3 bucket policies, and IAM users. Changes or misconfigurations in any of these items could create an unnecessary and dangerous security risk. We needed a way to understand how AWS configuration changes impacted our security posture. It was also critical to have access to an authoritative
Announcing Scumblr and Sketchy
Netflix is pleased to announce the open source release of two security-related web applications: Scumblr and Sketchy! Scumbling The Web Many security teams need to stay on the lookout for Internet-based discussions, posts, and other bits that may be of impact to the organizations they are protecting. These teams then take a variety of actions based on the nature of the findings discovered. Netflix
Announcing Zeno — Netflix’s In-Memory Data Distribution Framework
by Drew Koszewnik Netflix’s Video Metadata Service (VMS) is the platform that supplies all of the data about our movies and TV shows necessary to drive the Netflix experience. This data ranges from video titles and synopses to the resolutions and bitrates of streams for playback. In previous blog posts, we revealed how we manage this large volume of data efficiently for our high availability appli
Scryer: Netflix’s Predictive Auto Scaling Engine
To deliver the best possible experience to Netflix customers around the world, it is critical for us to maintain a robust, scalable, and resilient system. That is why we have built (and open sourced) applications ranging from Hystrix to Chaos Monkey. All of these tools better enable us to prevent or minimize outages, respond effectively to outages, and/or anticipate the kinds of operational gaps t
The Netflix Simian Army
We’ve talked a bit in the past about our move to the cloud, and John shared some of our lessons learned in going through that transition in a previous post. Recently, we’ve been focusing on ways to improve availability and reliability and wanted to share some of our progress and thinking. The cloud is all about redundancy and fault-tolerance. Since no single component can guarantee 100% uptime (an
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