Netflix has long been the poster child for being an “all-in-the-cloud” organization. The streaming media service relies on Amazon Web Services (AWS) for infrastructure and computing resources that it uses to operate.
With AWS being a public cloud, resources can be shared and there are also multiple sets of credentials and access for resources that could potentially be a risk for a large user like Netflix, making the company a pioneer in cloud security too.
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