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Walking the tightrope: Balancing bias to action and planning

Dianne Marsh explains how microservices paved the way for traffic steering at Netflix, and she highlights current challenges.

By Dianne Marsh November 15, 2016 • 1 minute read

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The 1902 Wright Glider on one of its more than 700 flights.

The 1902 Wright Glider on one of its more than 700 flights. (source: Willy Logan on Wikimedia Commons)

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