What can you do with on-demand networking and the AWS Cloud?
summary
Lumen provisions hosted Direct Connect links into AWS in minutes (proof: 10 G into US‑East in four days, provisioning via a self‑serve portal) and a stadium kit sends JPEG‑XS camera feeds over two 5 Gbps diverse hosted VIFs into MediaConnect where AWS merges them for a Grass Valley AMPP switcher, SimplyLive replay, Vizrt/Ventuz graphics and TELES intercom. The POC carries 18 feeds, measures ~4‑frame (~65 ms) control latency, uses a g5.48xlarge switcher instance, costs about $2,300 per 12‑hour game in cloud infra and is broadcast‑quality.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction to the topic
- 1:30On-demand networking overview
- 10:18Setting up the production
- 12:53Live production use case
- 18:55Technical implementation
- 28:09Latency and quality analysis
- 31:15Remote operator setup
- 36:41Cost and infrastructure
- 39:25Future potential and outlook
- 44:11Cross-industry applications
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