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Microservices and Continuous Delivery are two approaches that help Netflix Engineering support the pursuit of continuous innovation.

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Netﬂix Edge Services
Continuous Innovation
with Rapid Software
Delivery
Sangeeta Narayanan
@sangeetan
http://www.linkedin.com/in/
sangeetanarayanan
GitPro World April 2015
http://goo.gl/V2TVa1

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Microservices
Continuous Delivery

Microservices
Single application comprised of a suite of
small, ﬁne-grained services
❖ Loosely coupled
❖ Self-contained
❖ Independently managed and operated

Benefits of Microservices
❖ Increased velocity
❖ Optimized technology choices for each
service
❖ Improved resiliency through fault
isolation
❖ Greater developer efﬁciency

No free lunch!
❖ Complexity of Distributed Systems
❖ Greater Operational overhead
❖ Versioning/interfaces between services
❖ Testability

Availability
Zone
Availability
Zone
Availability
Zone
AWS
Region

Microservices
Single application comprised of a suite of
small, ﬁne-grained services
❖ Loosely coupled
❖ Self-contained (Bounded Context)
❖ Independently managed and operated

Operate what you Build
❖ Delivery/Deployments
❖ Conﬁgurations
❖ Alerts
❖ On Call duties
❖ etc.
http://goo.gl/Q75Xdz

Continuous Delivery
“The practice of building software so that it
is always in a state where it could be put
into production”
Attribution: http://martinfowler.com/delivery.html

❖ Reduced risk because of smaller releases
❖ Easier to recover from errors
❖ Automation enables scaling
❖ Frees up capacity to work on core business
❖ Releasing software in a steady stream

Key Concepts
❖ Delivery Pipelines
❖ Feedback loops
❖ Hands-free deployments
❖ Insights & communication

Branching Strategy
Modeled after github-ﬂow
Automated Pull Request Processing
Automated Patch Branching

Long lived branch; always
deployable
Feature branches; short-lived

❖ Aggregate
Health Score
❖ >1500 metrics
❖ Conﬁgurable
❖ Multiple regions
Old$Code$(Baseline)$ New$Code$(Canary)$
~1%$Traﬃc$
Canary Analysis

http://bit.ly/1wQ8fPQ
Hands-free deployments

Operational Insights
❖ Historical & Real time
views
❖ Rich, Dynamic data
visualizations
❖ Data aggregated from
various sources incl. real
time stream processing system
WebSockets
ServerSentEvents

Freedom and Responsibility
❖ Highly Aligned, Loosely
Coupled
❖ Management by Context, not
control

Continuous Innovation
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GITPro World Apr 2015 - Continuous Innovation with Rapid Software Delivery

1. Netﬂix Edge Services Continuous Innovation with Rapid Software Delivery Sangeeta Narayanan @sangeetan http://www.linkedin.com/in/ sangeetanarayanan GitPro World April 2015 http://goo.gl/V2TVa1

2. Netflix Trivia Jeopardy

3. 34.9% Share of peak downstream NA internet traffic 62 Million Worldwide subscribers 10 Billion Hours of content viewed in Q1 2015

4. Continuous Innovation http://goo.gl/RXG4m8

10. http://netﬂix.github.io/

11.

12. Continuous Innovation http://goo.gl/VhokZV Microservices Continuous Delivery

13. Microservices Single application comprised of a suite of small, ﬁne-grained services ❖ Loosely coupled ❖ Self-contained ❖ Independently managed and operated

14. Benefits of Microservices ❖ Increased velocity ❖ Optimized technology choices for each service ❖ Improved resiliency through fault isolation ❖ Greater developer efﬁciency

15. No free lunch! ❖ Complexity of Distributed Systems ❖ Greater Operational overhead ❖ Versioning/interfaces between services ❖ Testability

16. Beneﬁts outweigh Costs @ Netﬂix

17. Microservices @ Netflix

18.

19. Availability Zone Availability Zone Availability Zone AWS Region

20. Microservices Single application comprised of a suite of small, ﬁne-grained services ❖ Loosely coupled ❖ Self-contained (Bounded Context) ❖ Independently managed and operated

21. Operate what you Build ❖ Delivery/Deployments ❖ Conﬁgurations ❖ Alerts ❖ On Call duties ❖ etc. http://goo.gl/Q75Xdz

22. Operate what you Build ❖ Delivery/Deployments ❖ Conﬁgurations ❖ Alerts ❖ On Call duties ❖ etc. http://goo.gl/Q75Xdz

23. Continuous Delivery “The practice of building software so that it is always in a state where it could be put into production” Attribution: http://martinfowler.com/delivery.html

24. ❖ Reduced risk because of smaller releases ❖ Easier to recover from errors ❖ Automation enables scaling ❖ Frees up capacity to work on core business ❖ Releasing software in a steady stream

25. Key Concepts ❖ Delivery Pipelines ❖ Feedback loops ❖ Hands-free deployments ❖ Insights & communication

26. Netflix API Delivery pipeline

27. Build BakeTest Canary Analysis Deploy

28. Branching Strategy Modeled after github-ﬂow Automated Pull Request Processing Automated Patch Branching

29. Long lived branch; always deployable Feature branches; short-lived

30. Feedback Loops

31. ❖ Aggregate Health Score ❖ >1500 metrics ❖ Conﬁgurable ❖ Multiple regions Old$Code$(Baseline)$ New$Code$(Canary)$ ~1%$Traﬃc$ Canary Analysis

32.

33. http://bit.ly/1wQ8fPQ Hands-free deployments

34.

35. Red/Black Deployments

36. Old Code Production Traffic

37. Old Code New Code Production Traffic

38. Old Code New Code Production Traffic

39. Automated Rollback

40. Pipeline Insights

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43. Operational Insights ❖ Historical & Real time views ❖ Rich, Dynamic data visualizations ❖ Data aggregated from various sources incl. real time stream processing system WebSockets ServerSentEvents

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48. http://goo.gl/1v8kev Culture

49. Freedom and Responsibility ❖ Highly Aligned, Loosely Coupled ❖ Management by Context, not control

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51. Continuous Innovation Microservices Continuous Delivery Culture

52. Thank You