Solution
Hybrid & cloud migration
Most cloud migrations in broadcast fail because they are all-or-nothing. This one is not: the same build runs in both places, so you can move a workflow at a time and move it back if you were wrong.
The challenge
What usually goes wrong
The cloud edition is a different product
When the on-premise and cloud versions are separate codebases, every migration is also a retraining and re-integration project.
Big-bang cutovers are unacceptable
A channel cannot be off air while an architecture is proven. The migration has to be reversible at every step.
The economics only work in parts
Elastic workloads belong in the cloud. A 24/7 SDI signal path usually does not. Pretending otherwise is expensive.
The workflow
How we put it together
Map what should move and what should not
We start with a workflow analysis rather than a product list: which stages are elastic, which are constant, and where the data gravity actually is.
Move the elastic parts first
Transcoding, proxy generation, AI indexing and archive tiering are the workloads that benefit from elasticity — and the ones that can move without touching the signal path.
MediaHiveBridge the two halves
A software gateway converts between SDI, ST 2110, NDI, SRT and streaming so the on-premise and cloud halves of the plant stay one plant.
Panorama+Move playout when it makes sense
Cloud playout certified on Azure, AWS, Oracle and Tata — running the identical build you already operate on bare metal, so the operators do not have to relearn anything.
DynamoOutcome
What changes once it is running
- One codebase across on-premise, hybrid and cloud. No second-class edition.
- Migration in reversible steps, each one small enough to be safe.
- Operators keep the same interfaces, so training cost stays near zero.
- Cloud spend follows the workloads that actually benefit from elasticity.
Products involved
The parts this uses
Related
Other use cases
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