Not sure why that would matter, complaining about content in response to an article about infrastructure doesn't make any more or less sense if the infrastructu

Not sure why that would matter, complaining about content in response to an article about infrastructure doesn't make any more or less sense if the infrastructure is available as a service. But I do consider some of what Netflix does to be a platform. Most of it is platform in the sense that some of their open source offerings are commonly adopted such as Spinnaker. But if you look at the adoption of microservices at Netflix a part of that includes Conductor, an open-source microservice orchestration engine. The Netflix developers that created Conductor left Netflix and formed a new company named Orkes to offer Conductor as a platform. So while its not operated by Netflix, the microservice efforts they've made have been turned into a service offering.