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This is off-topic. What is the problem?What does that have to do with FreeBSD?
Netflix has a lot of software stacks. They had an early one called Reloaded (Ubuntu based) which they have replaced with Cosmos (Debian based).Something about the Cosmos and Reloaded software stack?
At least the support to watch on such a standardized platform. Of course, I know that part of the CDN infrastructure is supported with FreeBSD, my concern was limited to knowing what was being migrated in a first-class FreeBSD user. Which may be an interesting topic for some, no technical questions on OS.As kpedersen already mentioned, Netflix uses a lot of different systems. Some Linux, some FreeBSD, some custom stuff. I'm sure they also use Windows somewhere.
Unfortunately that's not up to them but is directly linked to which devices are supported by the Widevine DRM.At least the support to watch on such a standardized platform.