FluxCapacitor: A Highly-scalable, Highly-available Distributed Reference App

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A runnable reference architecture that assembles Netflix OSS pieces into a deployable demo app, claiming out‑of‑the‑box scalability and availability and actually producing a Netflix tech blog forked by Netflix engineers. Uses Eureka service discovery, Hystrix bulkheads and dashboard, Servo/Graphite/CloudWatch metrics and DynamoDB, with Asgard/CloudFormation or Beanstalk deployment and Chaos/Latency Monkey fault injection. Deployments see real load‑test costs (a $250 CloudWatch bill) and clients extend business logic on top.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 0:20What Is Flux Capacitor
3. 3:40Dashboard
4. 4:29Plans for the Future

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