Video Routing Improvements for Ramp
Video routing improvements that control the way video streams are delivered across networks can yield huge benefits for both video delivery network providers and customers of their services. It can ensure that video uptime is maximised, with optimal bandwidth and latency being utilised. Ultimately, this increases end user satisfaction and ensures customers of video delivery networks and content owners can garner a large and engaged audience.
Because of the importance of video routing improvements and technology, many video delivery network providers are constantly seeking to upgrade their networks to provide optimal performance. The latest video delivery network provider to optimise their network is Ramp. They have announced the release of their AltitudeCDN 2.1 – the second release for this year.
Ramp is the premier provider of common enterprise streaming infrastructure (CESI). With the average organization using multiple video platforms to support the wide variety of communications, AltitudeCDN eliminates the need to deploy a distinct delivery solution for each streaming platform.
Video Routing Improvements Benefits
The updates to the AltitudeCDN are specifically aimed at giving network administrators unprecedented control over the way video traffic streams across their corporate network. This will help ensure that customers can deploy videos exactly the way they want. In addition to this update, changes to multicast services will allow for high availability coverage for live events thank to updates to the Ramp centralised management and monitoring interface, Altimeter.
“Today’s enterprise communications strategies rely heavily on video to distribute information across the company. Enterprise content delivery networks (eCDNs) are critical enablers of these strategies,” said Alan MacLeod, VP of Product at Ramp. “The robust management capabilities of AltitudeCDN give network administrators powerful software-defined networking (SDN) capabilities for optimizing the way video travels across the corporate network to ensure a great quality of viewing experience while minimizing congestion and protecting the network.”