by Amit Joshi, Andrew Leung, Corin Dwyer, Fabio Kung, Sargun Dhillon, Tomasz Bak, Andrew Spyker, Tim Bozarth Today, we are open-sourcing Titus, our container management platform. Titus powers critical aspects of the Netflix business, from video streaming, recommendations and machine learning, big data, content encoding, studio technology, internal engineering tools, and other Netflix workloads. Ti

by Michael Graff and Chris Sanden Today, in partnership with Google, we have open sourced Kayenta, a platform for Automated Canary Analysis (ACA). Kayenta leverages lessons learned over the years of delivering rapid and reliable changes into production at Netflix. It is a crucial component of delivery at Netflix as it reduces the risk from making changes in our production environment. In addition,

We’re excited to release FlameScope: a new performance visualization tool for analyzing variance, perturbations, single-threaded execution, application startup, and other time-based issues. It has been created by the Netflix cloud performance engineering team and just released as open source, and we welcome help from others to develop the project further. (If it especially interests you, you might

by Shishir Kakaraddi, Srinivas Raghunathan, Adam Gross and Ryan Johnston We are pleased to announce the open source release of the Fast JSON API gem geared towards Ruby on Rails applications. Introduction Fast JSONAPI is aimed at providing all the major functionality that Active Model Serializer (AMS) provides, along with an emphasis on speed and performance by meeting a benchmark requirement of b

IntroductionThe growth of internet connected devices has led to a vast amount of easily accessible time series data. Increasingly, companies are interested in mining this data to derive useful insights and make data-informed decisions. Recent technology advancements have improved the efficiency of collecting, storing and analyzing time series data, spurring an increased appetite to consume this da