🥊 Netflix knocks out pay-per-view—ditch the extra fees and catch Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson LIVE from your couch on November 15th at 8 PM ET | 5 PM PT. Tune in and stream the showdown like a true heavyweight! 📺 https://lnkd.in/evXgfcCw #BoxingNight #PaulTyson
Mohamed B.
3mo
Tiny advice for free 🙂: The recent live-streaming issues at Netflix go far beyond tech scaling or stress testing—it’s a strategic challenge. Relying solely on tech experts, without proper alignment between marketing, operations, and IT, is a sure recipe for disaster. Massive campaigns require robust demand forecasting and capacity planning—the tech team simply can’t scale what they can’t predict! Marketing, operations, and IT must collaborate early to forecast viewership spikes accurately and align resources accordingly. Additionally, the last live-streaming event was in 2023—how can a service not be in “Continuous Operations” yet still be launched at scale? Live-streaming should be tested, refined, and actively maintained as a core service, not treated as a one-off experiment. (check SOA for reference) This is where ISO 20000 (IT service management) and ISO 22301 (business continuity management) play a vital role. These frameworks provide the structure to ensure smooth service delivery, mitigate risks, and maintain reliability for high-profile events. Good luck—but make sure to hire competent, ISO-certified managers to steer these efforts effectively. This is a management failure not a technical one.
Alan Lowell
3mo
Worst experience ever watching a live event, do better Netflix
Sorry Netflix but terrible streaming unbearable to watch would of gone with Pay Per View for this
Ahmed Said
3mo
Total failure in Netflix capabilities to handle the fight. This was really disappointing and embarrassing. Netflix should be ashamed of this disaster of an event.
Mindy Hart
3mo
Worst live stream experience ever - complete disappointment!
Ben Eyob
3mo
Oh, truly amazing! You had one job: to deliver Tyson vs. Paul on Netflix. Not a huge task, just a bit of server stability. But no, even that was too much to ask. Server issues? Really? In an era of AI, space exploration, and self-driving cars? Bravo, Netflix, you managed to turn the event of the year into a meme. Maybe Tyson should fight your server next – it seems to have gone down after the first round. Truly spectacular, just unfortunately not on your screens!
Azure Cloud Consultant @ Coretek | Azure Services, IaC
3moNetflix should consider scaling their Kubernetes cluster that runs their application to stop all these issues. Nobody can even watch the fight you've been advertising for months and months