Introduction to Adobe Media Server on Amazon Web Services marketplace
Created
27 June 2014
Requirements
Prerequisite knowledge
Basic knowledge of Amazon Web Hosting and Adobe Media Server installation.
User level
Beginning
Required products
Adobe Media Server enables live and video on demand (VOD) streaming to multiple devices using RTMP, HDS, and HLS protocols. It provides benefits like closed caption support, multi-language audio support, stream encryption, digital rights management (DRM), and peer-to-peer communications.
It is suitable for broadcasters and programmers who want to have an additional infrastructure, in addition to their current infrastructure. It is also suitable for streaming live concerts, news, social chat applications, online education and training sessions, enterprise video portal content, and so on.
The pre-built AMIs on Amazon Web Services enable you to launch Adobe Media Server in any Amazon EC2 region and get started with video streaming quickly.
The following video describes how to create an account on Amazon Web Services and how to launch an instance of Adobe Media Server to playback on an OSMF player.
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