In Day 42 of the 50 Days Software Architecture Class we analyze Netflix’s legendary microservices architecture.
Discover how Netflix evolved from a monolithic application to over 1,000 independent microservices that power one of the world’s largest streaming platforms. We break down key components including:
Eureka for service discovery
Zuul as API gateway
Hystrix for resilience and circuit breaking
Chaos Engineering with Chaos Monkey
Spinnaker for continuous delivery
Global multi-region architecture
Observability, caching, and cost optimization
Learn the real-world patterns, principles (“You build it, you run it”), and lessons that made Netflix’s system incredibly scalable and resilient.
Homework: Pick one Netflix pattern (e.g. circuit breaker or chaos testing) and sketch how you would apply it to your current project.
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