How Netflix uses Java

QCon SF 2023: How Netflix Really Uses Java by Paul Bakker .
Paul Bakker, Java Platform at Netflix, Java Champion, and Co-Author of “Java 9 Modularity,” presented How Netflix Really Uses Java at the 2023 QCon San Francisco conference. Bakker described the evolution of the architecture behind their movie application, introduced the GraphQL Federation, and described how Java is used at Netflix that includes plans to support JDK 21.
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