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How Does Netflix Apply Big Data Tools to Solve these Problems?
3:59 with Craig Dennis and Jared SmithLet's take a look at how Netflix solves their issues.
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to solve the problems that they have
at operating on such a massive scale.
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From utilizing processing frameworks, to
storage systems, to infrastructure tools,
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Netflix exemplifies many of the actual
use cases of big data tools.
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So let's dive into three particular
examples of how Netflix applies tools that
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we've discussed, to solve their problems.
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So let's take a look at the Data Pipeline.
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Netflix ingest data using Apache Kafka.
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It has two sets of Kafka clusters.
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The first cluster is at the front end, and
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gets its messages from clients
that produce messages.
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