Prime Video Microservices - by NK
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#4: Read Now - Awful Microservices Architecture (7 minutes)
Get my system design playbook for FREE on newsletter signup: They put serverless and microservices in their architecture to scale. But they faced high costs and scalability issues. A short story on microservices over-engineering. Prime Video is a streaming service from Amazon. It offers a collection of movies and TV shows. This post outlines the re-architecture of the Prime Video stream quality monitoring tool with a monolith. If you want to learn more, scroll to the bottom and find the references. Share this post & I'll send you some rewards for the referrals. They used the stream…
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