Its how to build your own "Netflix" and I was deliberate in my wording to not use Youtube because the strategy to keep costs low for publically available videos of larger quantity is different in that I would recommend provisioning your own transcoding servers to lower costs than using AWS managed transcoding services.
It's cheaper to use a CDN for the streaming
We are using a CDN for streaming which does keep costs low. That's CloudFront
it's only mp4 to DASH without multiple bitrates and resolutions thats not CPU intensive and can be done with very cheap servers
No argument here, though the goal was to show people how to use Elastic Transcoder for 3 reasons:
Good for the study of certifications (that's our thing)
Not many talks on Elastic Transcoder out there so sharing is caring
The cost of a developer can outweight a managed service
Destroyed lol!
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Its how to build your own "Netflix" and I was deliberate in my wording to not use Youtube because the strategy to keep costs low for publically available videos of larger quantity is different in that I would recommend provisioning your own transcoding servers to lower costs than using AWS managed transcoding services.
We are using a CDN for streaming which does keep costs low. That's CloudFront
No argument here, though the goal was to show people how to use Elastic Transcoder for 3 reasons:
Destroyed lol!
Sorry buddy, don't mean to tear you down but you're not giving us the benifit of the doubt here.