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Plan Your Multi Cloud Strategy

Scalegrid

A well-planned multi cloud strategy can seriously upgrade your business’s tech game, making you more agile. Key Takeaways Multi-cloud strategies have become increasingly popular due to the need for flexibility, innovation, and the avoidance of vendor lock-in. They can also bolster uptime and limit latency issues or potential downtimes.

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Building Netflix’s Distributed Tracing Infrastructure

The Netflix TechBlog

If we had an ID for each streaming session then distributed tracing could easily reconstruct session failure by providing service topology, retry and error tags, and latency measurements for all service calls. Our engineering teams tuned their services for performance after factoring in increased resource utilization due to tracing.

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Data Movement in Netflix Studio via Data Mesh

The Netflix TechBlog

Operational Reporting is a reporting paradigm specialized in covering high-resolution, low-latency data sets, serving detailed day-to-day activities¹ and processes of a business domain. Most of the business views created on top of the Iceberg tables can tolerate a few minutes of latency. Please stay tuned! Dehghani, Zhamak.

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DBLog: A Generic Change-Data-Capture Framework

The Netflix TechBlog

However, this strategy does not work for all databases. The database is sending them to a transport that DBLog can consume. We use the term ‘ change log’ for that transport. Stay Tuned DBLog has additional capabilities which are not covered by this blog post, such as: Ability to capture table schemas without using locks.

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DBLog: A Generic Change-Data-Capture Framework

The Netflix TechBlog

However, this strategy does not work for all databases. The database is sending them to a transport that DBLog can consume. We use the term ‘ change log’ for that transport. Stay Tuned DBLog has additional capabilities which are not covered by this blog post, such as: Ability to capture table schemas without using locks.

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HTTP/3: Practical Deployment Options (Part 3)

Smashing Magazine

Finally, not inlining resources has an added latency cost because the file needs to be requested. As such, a micro-optimization is, again, how you probably need to fine-tune things on a low level to really benefit from it. In our own early tests , I found seriously diminishing returns at about 40 files. What Does It All Mean?

Network 104