Dalet AmberFin Now AWS Verified
Fully SaaS encoding.
It is now integrated with the Dalet Flex media logistics platform as well as Dalet Pyramid, the news system and part of an AWS Foundation Technical Review.
Patrick Devlin, Dalet Product Manager elaborates, “It is no longer sufficient to simply take an on-premises system and run it on EC2 instances in the cloud, customers want cloud-native applications that can take full advantage of containerized services, scale up and scale down and the security best practices in the cloud.”
The AWS Foundational Technical Review provides a baseline for cloud requirements and covers development, best practices and operational considerations for customers.
“Dalet AmberFin sits at the heart of the rapidly evolving streaming workflow. Because it is a cornerstone technology for our customers, we are focused on its continuous improvement and integration in the wider ecosystem,” states Devlin. “This release threads the recognized Dalet AmberFin conversion quality and media processing technology across our flagship SaaS solutions, Dalet Flex and Dalet Pyramid. As a critical pillar of these solutions, Dalet AmberFin bridges the gap for Dalet customers who need a fully cloud-native media ecosystem with proven end-to-end production and distribution workflows that can support any existing or emerging market vertical.”
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