Origin & Processing
Ingest, processing and packaging of live media sources.
Digital services depend on infrastructure that is secure, observable, resilient and designed around how the application will actually be used.
Turman Technology designs infrastructure for applications, data, media delivery and connected platforms, with a focus on practical deployment and long-term operation.
Infrastructure decisions should begin with the workload, users, performance requirements, operating constraints and level of control the organization needs.
Turman helps define architectures that support the application rather than forcing the application into a predetermined infrastructure model.
Modern infrastructure needs more than capacity. Teams also need to understand what is happening inside the system and how it responds when something fails.
Turman designs monitoring, alerting, failover and operational workflows as part of the infrastructure architecture.
Media platforms have specific infrastructure requirements: ingest, processing, packaging, delivery, monitoring and recovery all have to work together.
Turman’s experience includes the infrastructure required to support live channels, catch-up television and digital video services.
Ingest, processing and packaging of live media sources.
Delivery architecture designed around where the audience is located.
Where required, infrastructure can be designed for local delivery or processing and combined with international delivery for audiences abroad.
Infrastructure can be designed to accommodate changing demand during major events.
Backup-source and recovery workflows can be designed to reduce the impact of source failures.
Cloud, dedicated and hybrid environments designed around operational, regulatory and infrastructure requirements.
Different organizations require different levels of control, isolation and geographic deployment.
Turman can design cloud, dedicated and hybrid environments according to the operational, regulatory and infrastructure requirements of the project.