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Why applying chaos engineering to data-intensive applications matters

Dynatrace

Stream processing One approach to such a challenging scenario is stream processing, a computing paradigm and software architectural style for data-intensive software systems that emerged to cope with requirements for near real-time processing of massive amounts of data. This significantly increases event latency.

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Software engineering for machine learning: a case study

The Morning Paper

Software engineering for machine learning: a case study Amershi et al., More specifically, we’ll be looking at the results of an internal study with over 500 participants designed to figure out how product development and software engineering is changing at Microsoft with the rise of AI and ML. ICSE’19.

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Automated observability, security, and reliability at scale

Dynatrace

To handle this challenge, enterprises need to automate and streamline the onboarding and lifecycle of tool configurations in the software development processes, including aspects of observability, security, alerting, and remediation. Stay tuned for more examples and easy-to-adopt automations provided in our public Github project.

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Achieving observability in async workflows

The Netflix TechBlog

We are expected to process 1,000 watermarks for a single distribution in a minute, with non-linear latency growth as the number of watermarks increases. Even though Cosmos was developed for asynchronous media processing, we worked with them to expand to generic file processing and tune their workflow platform for our near real-time use case.

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Snap: a microkernel approach to host networking

The Morning Paper

It’s been clear for a while that software designed explicitly for the data center environment will increasingly want/need to make different design trade-offs to e.g. general-purpose systems software that you might install on your own machines. The desire for CPU efficiency and lower latencies is easy to understand. Enter Google!

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Incremental Processing using Netflix Maestro and Apache Iceberg

The Netflix TechBlog

As our business scales globally, the demand for data is growing and the needs for scalable low latency incremental processing begin to emerge. It serves thousands of users, including data scientists, data engineers, machine learning engineers, software engineers, content producers, and business analysts, in various use cases.

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Growth Engineering at Netflix- Creating a Scalable Offers Platform

The Netflix TechBlog

Stay tuned for more details on this, as well as more details on the internals of the new SKU Platform in one of our upcoming blog posts. It also means fewer engineering teams are required to support initiatives in this space. Lower latency as a result of fewer service calls, which means fewer errors for our visitors.