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How Netflix Ensures Highly-Reliable Online Stateful Systems
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- Presented by Joseph Lynch, Netflix
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Distributed systemsDatabases and dataDatabase internalsScaling and large-scale architectureFault tolerance and failure
Joseph Lynch explains how Netflix manages capacity planning, bulkheading, and deployments for its global stateful caches and databases.
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