Scalable streaming infrastructure allows a platform to support growing traffic, heavier workloads, and peak viewing periods by adjusting infrastructure capacity as demand changes.
Muvi supports infrastructure scaling, traffic distribution, monitoring, and storage optimization to help streaming platforms stay responsive during sudden or expected increases in usage.
Vertical scaling increases the capacity of an existing resource by adding more compute power, memory, or storage. Horizontal scaling adds more servers or resources to distribute demand across the infrastructure.
Yes. Muvi’s infrastructure is designed to support both live and on-demand streaming workloads, including audience growth, peak traffic periods, and high-concurrency viewing conditions.
Manual scaling allows infrastructure capacity to be adjusted based on planned needs, such as launches, events, campaigns, or expected traffic periods.
Scheduled scaling adjusts infrastructure capacity at pre-defined times. It is useful for recurring events, planned premieres, campaigns, or known high-traffic windows.
Request-based scaling adjusts infrastructure capacity based on incoming traffic, viewer activity, or request volume. It helps capacity follow platform usage more closely as demand increases.
Resource-based scaling adjusts capacity based on infrastructure usage levels such as CPU, memory, load, or overall resource pressure. It helps reduce strain when workloads become heavier.
Monitoring helps track infrastructure health, usage levels, and performance signals so potential bottlenecks can be identified early and addressed before they affect the streaming experience.
OTT platforms often face changing demand from live events, content releases, audience growth, and concurrent viewing. Scalable infrastructure helps support these changes without forcing teams to rework the platform every time demand increases.