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Netflix Migration to the Cloud
Perspectives (Oct 10 2010) Cloud Computing
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This morning I came across an article written by Sid
Anand, an architect at Netflix that is super interesting. I liked it for two reasons: 1) it talks about the move of substantial portions of a high-scale web site to the cloud, some of how it was done, and why it was done, and 2) its gives best practices on AWS SimpleDB usage.
I love articles about how high
scale systems work. Some past postings:
FriendFeed
use of MySQL
Facebook
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Wikipedia
Architecture
MySpace
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Flickr
DB Architecture
Geo-Replication
at Facebook
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at LucasFilms
Facebook:
Needle in a Haystack: Efficient Storage of Billions of Photos
Scaling
LinkedIn
Scaling
at MySpace
The article starts off by explaining
why Netflix decided to move their infrastructure to the cloud:
Circa late 2008, Netflix had a
single data center. This single data center raised a few concerns. As a ...
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