Deep Dive into the Cloud Native Open Source with NetflixOSS
summary
Catalogue of 40 NetflixOSS components with concrete outcomes: Edda black‑box recorder captures every AWS and Eureka state change for historical debugging; Asgard plus the bakery (Aminator) automates AMI builds and deployments; Cassandra clusters bootstrap in minutes with Prium and use the Astoundingly token‑aware EctorX client for single‑hop reads; Eureka provides the service registry, Ribbon does client‑side load balancing, Zuul proxies APIs, and Hystrix/Turbine aggregate circuit‑breaker metrics. Netflix runs across nine datacenters, tens of thousands of machines, and proves resilience with a Chaos Gorilla quarterly zone kill.
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chapters (24)
- 0:00Start
- 1:45Your architecture looks like this
- 2:19Congratulations, your startup got funding!
- 4:12memcached
- 5:30Audience Quiz - What do these do? (2/6)
- 25:05Audience Quiz - What do these do? (6/6)
- 35:09Getting started with NetflixOSS Step by Step
- 37:00Flow of Code and Data Between AWS Accounts
- 40:37Account Security (don't be like Codespaces!)
- 43:32Cloud Access Control
- 47:50Use Security Monkey to Watch Developers
- 48:40Use Scumblr to Watch for External Attackers
- 50:03Fast Start Amazon Machine Images
- 50:45Fast Setup CloudFormation Templates
- 51:23Create New Stack
- 51:48Setting up Asgard - Step 3 Enter IP and Keys
- 52:18Watch CloudFormation
- 52:28Find PublicDNS Name
- 53:02Open Asgard - Step 8 Enter Credentials
- 53:17Use Asgard - AWS Self Service Portal
- 54:01Use Asgard - Manage Red/Black Deployments
- 56:02Setting up ICE
- 57:30Automatically Baking AMIs with Aminator
- 58:46Discovering your Services - Eureka
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