In this session from IBC2024, AWS India and the BBC present their fascinating work on streaming, as part of the IBC Technical Papers.
In this fascinating two paper session we look at streaming from both ends; at one end AWS shares its engineering insights and experiences in facilitating streaming at “mega-concurrency scale” where in India, cricket drives huge traffic surges (10 million connections in 10minutes) and where a record 59 million concurrent connections is held. At the other end the BBC has been studying actual day to day user experience of mobile services whilst on the go, using their BBC Sounds app - correlating network/radio properties and CDN logs, to determine the concept of a “service coverage” area.
This session is further supported by a paper describing recently standardised techniques for CDN Content Steering, including results of an experimental study of multi-CDN delivery systems.
Moderator
Yuriy Reznik (Brightcove)
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