Class.aspera.chapter.1.intro
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Aspera provides a managed file transfer solution that is faster and more secure than traditional methods like FTP and rsync. It supports various use cases including high-speed file sharing, live-sync between data centers, and live streaming of events such as the FIFA World Cup 2014. The platform is designed to efficiently utilize bandwidth while handling large files and high latency networks.
Class.aspera.chapter.1.intro
- 1. Intro to Aspera =============== **XXXX XXXX**
- 2. ##Managed file transfer -ftp is too primitive, slow- and unsecure; cannot nicely handle packet loss
- 4. ##Aspera is fast -Replace FTP Server -Replace rsync -Automatically retry, reconnect
- 5. ##Aspera Transfer Platform -Server-client transfer -Multi-client point-to-point -Drive; “enterprise dropbox”
- 6. ##Use case: SharePoint -turbo-up SharePoint with high speed file transfer
- 7. ##Use case: Streaming -FASPStream replaces conventional transport
- 8. ##Use case: faspex -faspex is web portal & mobile app for large file sharing
- 9. ##Use case: data-center live sync -Live-sync between data center, and between cloud providers
- 10. ##Exercise 1.Guess how much time to transfer 1G file from HK to Singapore, with XXX bandwidth?
- 11. ##Reasons for Aspera -Fast & secure -Best utilization of bandwidth -Handle unreliable/high latency network -Handle large single file -Handle many, small-files -SDK
- 12. ##Reference: FIFA World Cup 2014 -Near ‘zero deplay’ video experience -Live broadcast for 24 different camera angles -Streamed live for simultaneous matches -Delivered to multiple devices and format
- 14. ##Streaming for 24 Camera angles 14
Editor's Notes
- #15: And that’s where C-Cast, the product I’m responsible for, brings all its benefits. Just think about being in front of your television, watching your favorite team. You have your tablet in your hands, and between 1 and 2 minutes after an event occured, a new item appears in the list, with the ability to make your own replays from, in this case, up to 24 camera angles I like this example… for once our small country can beat the United States of America