dhh said they spent tons of time optimizing cloud costs and it was still overpriced - that's why the switched to their own servers. The fact that it's so easy to make mistakes costing millions is a serious problem with the cloud. If you look at the basic economics, cloud companies have to make a profit, so they're going to charge more for a server. And the layers of virtualization hurt performance compared to a bare server. So for many companies with steady traffic, on-premise is simpler and cheaper. For services with very variable demand, the cloud can be more cost effective

Very insightful presentation. Is Schema Registry, Schema Lenses are also open-sourced?

Thank you for the easy and clear explanation with an example 🥳

fuck deno

good talk 👍

jafa

2024 watching 🙂

Interesting talk 👍

A SQL Engine is essentially an OS

Nice talk 👍

thanks for this talk!

So what's the single character we're talking about at 20:00?

Where is the course?

One of the best presentation on Distributed System .

If they were really concerned about system resources, they wouldn't use Java in the first place.

Really interesting talk, but I really wasn't expecting *everything* to be java across netflix. Although I can imagine that comes with a lot of benefits when working on such a large product.

Now every company will think to have the same problems as Netflix and will copy this exact architecture :D

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Junk architecture

One of the best 'Notification Design videos' seen so far.

"Sorry about democracy". I ROFL

Thank you for the great session

You should definitely get your AI to rewrite all your code using the language the AI thinks would be best :-)

I have a question. Why do they apply the infrastructure in the unit test of the video? Shouldn't the scope of the unit test only be to validate the plan?

You should definitely rewrite everything in Rust.

I think the thumbnail is wrong - should be Chris Biscardi. Awesome talk btw! cool to see Rust representation

As a Vietnamese, I feel very proud of the speaker. Thank you!

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Java invented golang?

This approach seems to completely sacrifice UX in favour of trickery. You go to their website and it'll take forever to load the initial frame and then you see 2-3 loaders before you see any real content. Most simple navigations also have a bunch of loaders and there's a tiny delay before anything happens which I guess is "loading" one of the micro frontends.

I would have been *devastated* if I had joined them when they were still on Java 8. You expect as much from the most legacy enterprises. Having been working at a few banks using Java 11 and 17 with several thousand developers hearing that Netflix was “all in” on legacy is… 😮

Tesla recently offered me the opportunity to join its Virtual Power Plant to use my three Powerwalls in the next few months to earn (up to) ~$1,100. Each year SDGE pays me ~ 3 cents per kilowatt hour of my substantial excess production. I suspect Tesla will pay a bit more. I bet other viewers would appreciate your opinion on which is the best option. Care to opine, or make a video to explain these options?

This was quite hard to understand. Had to rewatch with subs

27:27 Sapir-Whorf hypothesis of computing?

I guess this is a long way of saying that Kafka is not really a message queue

Really good to listen to people who knows what they're doing.

I learnt a lot! Glad I came across this video.

but why start a single pod for every single vote via messeage broker?

Great insights . Really good the part about timeouts and retries and how to dynamically configure timeouts

really good talk still in 2024 if you're new to microservices

was that before grpc was getting popular?

Question: when we have to read from let's say the red file. Would all three nodes be processing simultaneously different data (chunks) and give us an combined output or would only one node process the complete the data processing alone?

Staggering.

Great talk , I fear we’re still in the age organizations splurging money into infrastructure rather than invest in system performance

wtf, it's so interesting, i don't understand 2/3 of this, i'm a php scrub, help me !

there are any book about this subject that guy is talked, building VM step by step i did not find it

☹️ 'PromoSM'

18:18 resource limits(cpu/memory)

Great talk

29:53 Do you recommend this kind of structure? (having UI library as separate module)