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Building and Scaling Data Lineage at Netflix to Improve Data Infrastructure Reliability, and…

The Netflix TechBlog

Building and Scaling Data Lineage at Netflix to Improve Data Infrastructure Reliability, and Efficiency By: Di Lin , Girish Lingappa , Jitender Aswani Imagine yourself in the role of a data-inspired decision maker staring at a metric on a dashboard about to make a critical business decision but pausing to ask a question?—?“Can come join us.

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It’s time to migrate from NAM to Dynatrace

Dynatrace

By 2001, we won our first loyal customers. For nearly fifteen years (~ 2001-2015), network traffic effectively served as a common API for measuring usage, performance, and availability of all applications, links, and clients. In 2012, we anticipated the shifts towards cloud infrastructures and microservices.

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Web Quality Assurance: From User Requirements To Web Risk Management

Smashing Magazine

When delving into the concept of website quality assurance back in 2001, we started with a simple question: “What does quality mean for the users?”. VPTCS model © Élie Sloïm — Éric Gateau — 2001 — www.opquast.com. VPTCS model © Élie Sloïm — Éric Gateau — 2001 — www.opquast.com.

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Reflections on Visa's High-Availability Payment Network

Abhishek Tiwari

This COMPUTERWORLD article from 2001 provides some insights about early Visa payment processing infrastructure. Way before Google-scale or Facebook-scale existed, there was Visa-scale.

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MICRO 2019 Trip Report

ACM Sigarch

Two Test of Time awards went to: “Speculative Lock Elision: Enabling Highly Concurrent Multithreaded Execution” published at MICRO 2001 by Ravi Rajwar and James R. The best paper runner-up was “ Dynamic Multi-Resolution Data Storage ”. .

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Crowding Out

The Agile Manager

It only took a couple of years for tech to recover from the 2001 dot-com crash. The rising tide has lifted a lot of tech boats, from infrastructure to SaaS to service providers. In the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, companies contracted their labor forces and locked in productivity gains with new tech.

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Conserve or Invest?

The Agile Manager

Both the financial and real economies have suffered quite a few shocks in the last 20 years: the dot-com bubble bursting (2000); September 11 (2001); the Great Recession (2008); and today in 2020 the COVID-19 crisis is wreaking economic havoc.