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Scaling a large API surface, both in terms of user-scale and developer-scale, is a difficult challenge. In this session of the Digital Leaders Club Webinar series, we will take a look at Netflix’s API architecture and how it has changed over time. We’ll also go through the trade-offs of different API architectures and deep dive into how Netflix scales API development across hundreds of teams and services with GraphQL federation. Finally, we will explore how our team crafted a great developer experience that enables Netflix engineers to build great APIs with ease.
Presenters
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Marc-André Giroux
Senior Software Developer at Netflix
Marc-Andre Giroux is a Senior Software Developer at Netflix. He is the author of the book Production Ready GraphQL and a member of the GraphQL Steering Committee.
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Guillaume Duchesneau
CEO
Back in 2000, Guillaume was already using the cloud, 10 years before it became mainstream. Considered a technophile by many, he was always careful not to jump on the latest trend. He dedicated his career to developing high-quality software at maximum efficiency.

After a few years, Guillaume needed a wider variety of challenges. That’s when the INGENO venture started. With two partners, they pledged to work only on projects and people they love. He upholds INGENO’s founding values, and he inspires the company with that commitment.

Guillaume is leading the firm in all its activities, defining its strategic direction and providing technical advice. He is sought after for his expertise on topics related to building complex architectures and entrepreneurship. At heart, he still enjoys coding and getting involved in solving complex and rewarding architectural problems.
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