Netflix uses a program that deliberately breaks its servers
Modern server architecture is too massive for humans to fix manually, so engineers let the machines heal themselves. Programs like Netflix's Chaos Monkey constantly roam through production networks, randomly terminating critical systems just to test resilience. In response, self-healing orchestrators instantly detect the failure, reroute traffic, and spin up replacement servers before you even notice a buffer screen.

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