Innovation at work (at Netflix)
See how AWS empowers Netflix to deliver billions of hours of content per month at near-instant speeds to over 86 million members in 190 countries.
Lightening the load
To eliminate the heavy lifting of data management—while keeping its development team focused on delivering new product features and improvements—Netflix began migrating to AWS in 2008. Over time, the company was able to eliminate nearly all of its physical infrastructure, running its massive global operations without owning a single data center.
Delighting viewers with data
AWS helps deliver seamless streaming for Netflix customers, and it powers the company’s world-renowned analytics platform. Through AWS, Netflix operates a 10 PB data warehouse to measure and understand data and then uses the resulting insights to fine-tune its services and make remarkably accurate customer recommendations.
Streaming success in the cloud
Through online streaming and groundbreaking original content, Netflix has forever changed the way the world consumes entertainment. Today, AWS enables Netflix to quickly deploy thousands of servers and terabytes of storage within minutes. Running 100,000+ AWS instances, Netflix has improved productivity, scalability, and operational agility. That’s the impact of innovation on AWS.
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Bringing it all home for buyers and browsers
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