Streaming Essentials: Part 2 (The Technology of Streaming)
About Streaming Essentials: Part 2 (The Technology of Streaming)
In the first part of this course, Streaming Essentials: Part 1 (Streaming Basics), you learned the basics of streaming, from its history to its core technologies, and got an introduction to a fundamental streaming process: the workflow. This course digs into the workflow technologies in more detail, providing in-depth technical knowledge about each component within the streaming workflow.
Course Content
Considerations For Streaming Architectures
A Common Architecture
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Scalability
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Reliability
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Redundancy
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Latency
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Leveraging The Cloud
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Acquiring Content
Live From a Camera
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On-Demand From Storage
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Editing and Production
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Understanding Metadata
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Packages and Formats
From Streams to Chunks to Segments
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HTTP Live Streaming (HLS)
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Codecs
MPEG
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WebM
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Content Security
Digital Rights Management (DRM)
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Geoblocking and Geofencing
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