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Hey, we got this fixed up on the original post- waiting for Todd to fix the repost on HighScalability shortly. If there are some more problems let us know. We want it to be accurate. http://www.scalescale.com/the-stack-behind-netflix-scaling/

great link! thanks for posting fitzwatermellow. Adding to the ScaleScale original post and giving you credit.

faizshah - posted (and gave you credit) on the original ScaleScale post. Thanks. BinaryRage - The link is there to netflix.github.io on the original post.

Good call. Thanks for posting. We'll add this to the comments of the original article.

Hi Kylek - thanks for the feedback. It was a little hard on first try to find information on this. The only thing that seemed clear was that adaptive bit rate was done on the edge and transcoding was done and stored. Feel free to post links here if anyone has any.

hey, thanks for the feedback lappa. We've updated the original article to display node.js better and added a comment.

The idea behind mentioning the Netflix prize is to show the openness and willingness to get a lift on their existing recommendation algorithm. There was a 10+% lift in accuracy. Their ability to open up the data and implement really gives them a competitive edge IMHO. It's a shame there seems to be some regulatory reasons they don't do it any more.

OK - updated it on scalescale.com (the original post) and gave you credit in the comments. Good find guys. Appreciate it.

Fair enough. Will modify shortly and good point.

for example, there was reference to the Spring framework - any reference links are appreciated.

Thanks for the feedback. We heard this a little bit through twitter. Can you reference any links? Happy to make the change. It was a little tricky to put together with out interviewing someone. We want it to be accurate and useful. Please post any reference links here and we'll follow up with an edit.

thanks SolarCurve. We're going to keep adding to it based on feedback and publish a follow up. It's the first time we're doing an article like this with out an interview and we want to make sure we cover the interesting things. Appreciate you reading!

this is a really good idea.

cool. I asked him to drop you a line

that's a pretty cool POC Ryan. Do you know @jdorfman? You guys should hook up

Hi - Chris here from MaxCDN. That's a really good point and unintentional! Will get it fixed ASAP. Thanks for the feedback. Drop me a line if anything else comes up. chris at maxcdn

Yeah. One interesting thing could be for us to run some numbers and post them. It would be relatively trivial with this setup.

Can you recommend or point out other engines? Thanks for the response.

Good points. I think unless you use their API you can only upload. I think there might be a file size limit too. One thing I didn't realize is it looks like google owns or sponsors the site. I think the samples they collect are interesting and valuable.

If you have any other ideas or thoughts keep this thread going and I'll respond. Thanks for the feedback.

does anyone recommend any other clamav signature packs or different tools that could also be run (either free or commercial) that you'd recommend?

A simple google search brings up some random stuff and I'm wondering if anyone's used anything they really like.

I hope you guys like this. Please let me know what other topics you'd like to see in the future. Thanks to Michael for the interview and hopefully it will inspire others to start Opensource projects.

thanks for posting this - woot woot.

right on. what did you use for your stack when you bootstrapped?

it would be if such a list got distributed. Simple IP tables or webserver config. Could you think of a way to make it easier?

Also, I want to point out that many people at Cloudflare were involved with the optimization of the WAF at Cloudflare including @agentzh https://twitter.com/agentzh He also did a fantastic presentation at nginxconf!

I'm seeing it for the first time for AWS. I believe it's now simpler to launch in AWS vs. having an appliance/image. Now you have me questioning :-) Anyone else?

hey CSS Stats - let me know if we can sponsor you. chris at maxcdn com - can get you an account right now.

that's a huge drop off, right?

Hi- this is Chris from ScaleScale/MaxCDN. I wanted to thank Kris for making himself available for this. I'd be interested in hearing pros/cons about the format for ScaleScale so we can keep tweaking our posts. We have some more great ones planned very soon - your feedback will help make them more relevant.

best part of the letter - two words I thought I'd never hear together: "BuzzFeed reported"

thanks for this guys!

the marketshare reports are good to see. I wonder how google cloud's announcements today are going to change market share.