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Peloton engineering team rethought platform testing and building for successful Turkey Burn event.

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LinkedInAug 10, 2026
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217
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Every Thanksgiving, tens of thousands of Peloton Members log on at the exact same moment for Turkey Burn, our largest live fitness event of the year. Behind the scenes, our engineering team rethought the way we test and build our platform to make it happen. Our team challenged the norm, designing for failure before it happened and leaning on each other every step of the way. The result was another successful Turkey Burn, running smoother than ever, with Members free to just enjoy their workout. That’s the kind of work happening quietly behind every ride. Read the full story: https://lnkd.in/eFKXWFie #Peloton #Engineering #LifeAtPeloton

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