FluxCapacitor: A Highly Scalable App

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Reference app that integrates Netflix OSS components to deliver a highly-scalable, highly-available distributed system: Eureka for discovery, Ribbon REST client, Hystrix circuit breakers and request collapsing, Turbine dashboard, Servo metrics wired to Graphite and CloudWatch so autoscale triggers fire on RPS. Deployment uses Asgard and optional Elastic Beanstalk. Storage supports Cassandra and DynamoDB (author prefers Dynamo for lower ops). Chaos testing uses Simian Army / Latency Monkey, and the stack is exercised end-to-end and reported as working.

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1. 0:00Introduction to Flux
2. 1:01Architectural overview
3. 2:34Service discovery and load
4. 2:58Resilience and monitoring
5. 3:43Metrics and scaling
6. 4:04Database and cloud strategy
7. 4:45Deployment and roadmap

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