Netflix looks to be a fully finished product. All the complexity is handled by AWS since the service is fully cloud powered. People have Netflix for newly released shows not for the engineering features… makes you wonder what their engineers actually do? I feel Netflix can be effectively run by consultants from WITCH when they need to add a feature. I can’t think of a single thing in the history of Netflix where I was like “wow that’s an amazing feature built by brilliant engineers!”
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I belive it exists in FAANG cause we need an 'N' to make it FAANG
Netflix does streaming so well, every studio followed suite, and Bezos threw more feces at the wall to see if it sticks.
Thats infra, as a product they have to develop services for content acquisition, content development, reccomendation engines, etc. Which uses said infra