Ever wondered what actually happens when you hit "Play" on Netflix? In this episode, Nat and Leo tell the epic story of the most ambitious cloud migration in history. From a 2008 data center disaster that almost ended the company to a revolutionary "Chaos Monkey" that deliberately breaks things on purpose, we peel back the curtain on the AWS architecture that keeps 300 million screens glowing.

In this Deep Dive:

• The 3-Day Blackout: The 2008 crisis that forced Reed Hastings to bet the entire company on a 2-year-old "toy" called AWS.

• The 7-Year Journey: Why it took nearly a decade to shut down their last data center and the "Lift and Shift" mistakes they made along the way.

• The Netflix Tech Stack: How CloudFront, DynamoDB, and Auto Scaling work together to handle a trillion requests a day.

• Meet the Chaos Monkey: Why Netflix pays engineers to destroy their own production servers during business hours.

• Microservices 101: How Netflix manages hundreds of independent services without a single "Big Bang" failure.

• The Final Question: When your movie buffers, is it Netflix's fault, AWS’s fault, or your own router?

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