Course Description
This course will teach you the best practices for designing and using cloud-based video workflows. It covers important video processing and delivery concepts, the variables that can affect migration decisions, & real-world instances of hybrid & cloud utilization cases for AWS Media Services. It also presents security, machine learning, & analytics concepts to assist you in considering how AWS Media Services fit into your overall cloud tactic.
Prerequisites
We strongly recommend learners finish the required prerequisites before class and suggest completion of the optional prerequisites for an optimal experience.
- Video Streaming Concepts- AWS Media Services
- Overview of AWS Media Services by Use Case
- AWS Technical Essentials (digital or classroom)
Target Audience
This course is intended for participants who work in or are taking into consideration migration to AWS Media Services, with those in the following roles-
- Developer
- Video Operator/Engineer
- Project Manager/Engineer
- Architect
Course Objectives
In this course, you will learn to-
- Articulate the essential terms & concepts for making video streaming workflow decisions with video metrics, compression, distribution, & protocols.
- Explain the four fundamental stages of video streaming workflows- ingest, store, process, & deliver.
- Explain which AWS services can be utilized in each step of a video streaming workflow, including processing, ingest, delivery, and storage.
- Analyze video streaming workflow diagrams utilizing AWS services grounded on simple to critical use cases.
- Identify the key variables that influence workflow decisions.
- Identify how AWS services for compliance, storage, and computing interact with AWS Media Services in video streaming workflows & the functions they perform.
- Use the AWS Management Console to develop & run simple video streaming workflows for live & video-on-demand content.
- Identify the automation & data analytics available for Media Services when used with AWS Machine Learning & explore media-specific use cases for these services.
- Describe the importance of security in the AWS Cloud and its application in video streaming workflows.
Content Outline
- The resolution, frame rate, bitrate, latency, and compression
- Codecs and containers
- Group of pictures (GOP) encoding
- ABR, packaging, and distribution
- Internet protocols used in video streaming
- Four stages of video streaming
- Variables that affect design decisions
- Transforming a film or tape library for internet streaming
- Enhancing reach and accessibility using different languages & captions
- Streaming modified highlights from a live event
- Analyzing & tagging VOD files for media content analysis. Utilizing machine learning & data analytics
- Security
- Migrating to the cloud
- Cloud financial management
- Obstacles of live streaming
- Live streaming a straightforward interview show
- Live streaming an important sporting event to a global audience
- Live to switch between multiple inputs
- Saving segments from a live show to make VOD segments
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