IBC2022: In the ever more competitive OTT market, high latency, buffering, and downtime don’t just lead to increase customer churn but can result in ruined relationships with viewers forever. Many OTT providers consider that having their own CDN infrastructure, whether it’s built in-house or by a third-party provider, enables them to meet the needs of demanding users, and ensures the Quality of Experience customers expect. But does having your own CDN infrastructure guarantee a seamless viewing experience and enable you to be proactive in streaming issue resolution?
In this session Javi B shares some shortcomings when it comes to CDN video streaming of live content, talks about the best practices of building a robust CDN network with two success cases of major streaming players, and shows how identifying the root cause of CDN errors in minutes is possible with VirtualNOC.
Speaker:
Javi B, Technical Product Manager - Touchstream
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