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by ABeeSea 1435 days ago
Yea my understanding is that cell based architecture got really big within AWS 6-7 years ago to make scaling more predictable.
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AWS uses something it calls "cells" absolutely everywhere, as a basic unit of scaling and fault boundary. I'm not sure this link has much to do with it though. I skimmed through it and didn't really recognize it as the same concept; this looks entirely unrelated and weird to me.

(I work at AWS.)