Back to Case studyDelivering high quality video content for online education platform
ShareHighlights
- Comprehensively planned secure and cost-effective solution to stream academic content live on the content delivery platform
- High-quality video watching experience for students
- Ease of scalability on a state-of-the-art CDN platform to meet the institution’s future content delivery requirements
Introduction
The customer’s group of educational institutions offers courses and research facilities in commerce and finance. The two-decades-old brand has helped thousands of students become BFSI professionals.
Business Challenges
To facilitate online education platform, our customer needed an effective content delivery service. It was looking for a platform that would allow students to view and download academic videos easily. The expectation was for a robust solution that does not feel overloaded during peak hours of online learning and delivers a consistent, high- quality viewing experience to students, irrespective of their location or device.
The customer wanted this content platform from a single service provider who could also deliver additional solutions that included an Internet leased line and a toll-free number.
The key challenge here was to deploy an online teaching system delivering static video content over the cloud.
The content delivery network’s nodes had to be spread in India and be accessible across the globe. A reasonable amount of storage space was also necessary to save the videos with in the platform. Lastly, the solution had to becost-effective.
TTBS Solution
Tata Tele Business Services (TTBS) provided its storage-rich managed Content Delivery Network (CDN) to the customer
- To ensure the best reach for the target Indian market, it had seven nodes in India.
- The solution was also integrated with the AWS S3 cloud.
- The static video content available on CDN could be viewed across different web platforms and devices.
- We provided a dedicated Internet link at hub locations, and the Internet connectivity for other spoke locations could access the Internet through a centralised firewall on an MPLS network.
