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All of Netflix’s HDR video streaming is now dynamically optimized

The Netflix TechBlog

We A/B tested HDR-DO encodes in production in Q3-Q4 2021, followed by improving the ladder generation algorithm further in early 2022. We started backfilling HDR-DO encodes for existing titles from Q2 2022. 1) depicts the migration of traffic from fixed bitrates to DO encodes. By June 2023 the entire HDR catalog was optimized.

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Site reliability done right: 5 SRE best practices that deliver on business objectives

Dynatrace

Site reliability engineering (SRE) has recently become a critical discipline in recent years as the world has shifted in favor of web-based interactions. surpassed $387 billion in 2022, more than double the figure of three years earlier. However, cloud complexity has made software delivery challenging.

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Protect your organization against zero-day vulnerabilities

Dynatrace

Although IT teams are thorough in checking their code for any errors, an attacker can always discover a loophole to exploit and damage applications, infrastructure, and critical data. If a malicious attacker can identify a key software vulnerability, they can exploit the vulnerability, allowing them to gain access to your systems.

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Sustainability at AWS re:Invent 2022 All the talks and videos I could find…

Adrian Cockcroft

Sustainability at AWS re:Invent 2022 -All the talks and videos I could find… Las Vegas MSG Sphere under construction next door to the Venetian Sands Expo Center — Photo by Adrian This blog post is long overdue — I spent too long trying to find time to watch all the videos, and finally gave up and listed a few below that I haven’t seen.

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Apple Is Not Defending Browser Engine Choice

Alex Russell

In 2022, you can have any default you like, as long as it's as buggy as Safari. "Compatibility" And then you need infrastructure; lots of it. The latest consolidated financials (PDF) are from 2020 and show that, without marketing expenses, Mozilla spends between $380 and $430 million US per year on software development.