Uplink for peak viewing
For direct delivery, 200 viewers at 5 Mbps use about 1 Gbps before overhead. Allow headroom and confirm the available port speed for your chosen location.
Run a live stream, video library or media origin on dedicated hardware. Choose a port speed and server configuration for your delivery and encoding workload.
Start with peak concurrent viewers, average bitrate and the number of feeds you need to ingest, encode or store.
For direct delivery, 200 viewers at 5 Mbps use about 1 Gbps before overhead. Allow headroom and confirm the available port speed for your chosen location.
If you transcode on the server, account for the number of concurrent inputs and output formats. Use the core count to compare servers for that workload.
Estimate the space needed for source media, recordings and published versions. Include your retention period when comparing SSD and NVMe configurations.
Separate the work of serving, encoding and storing media. Compare physical compute, drive capacity and available port options to match your delivery plan.
Two physical processors with room for parallel services.
$244.15 / month
Configure serverDual Xeon Gold compute, 128 GB of RAM and a 1 TB NVMe drive.
$309.67 / month
Configure serverAn 8 TB NVMe configuration for workloads with larger local data sets.
$571.92 / month
Configure serverEstimate direct delivery from the audience size and average stream bitrate. Add headroom for traffic spikes, network overhead and any live ingest.
Explore the networkA planning estimate, not a viewer guarantee. CDN caching, encoding, traffic peaks and protocol overhead affect real capacity.
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