• Privacy Policy
Thursday, February 9, 2023
Data Centre & Network News
ADVERTISEMENT
  • Data Centres
  • Networking
  • Infrastructure
  • Data
  • Media Kit
  • Events
  • SUBSCRIBE
  • Contact
No Result
View All Result
  • Data Centres
  • Networking
  • Infrastructure
  • Data
  • Media Kit
  • Events
  • SUBSCRIBE
  • Contact
No Result
View All Result
Data Centre & Network News
No Result
View All Result

Arista expands EOS and CloudVision platforms as a foundation for networking

Beatrice by Beatrice
April 20, 2022
in Networking, News, Product
5 0
0
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter

Arista Networks has announced the extension of its Arista EOS (Extensible Operating System) and CloudVision software to support high-performance switched networks for media and entertainment customers. Arista Media Control Service (MCS) makes broadcast workflows an integral function of the Arista network fabric providing customers with faster establishment of audio and video streams.

In a race to nearly zero switching latency, if a live broadcast or studio console operator presses a button, they want to see results instantaneously, and MCS gets customers closer to that goal even for large-scale broadcast infrastructures. Together with Arista switching platforms, MCS supports the transition from Serial Digital Interface (SDI) to IP switching by adding a layer of security, performance, and predictability to real-time on-premises and remote production networks.

MCS integrates with Arista broadcast solutions partners to give broadcasters and studio operators guaranteed uptime and performance for a superior content experience. Complete end-to-end solutions with support for MCS are already available and will continue to expand.

“We are very pleased that the collaboration between the Imagine Communications and Arista development teams has enabled the integration of the Arista Media Control Service API into our Magellan Control System. We look forward to working with Arista to continue to provide this high-value solution to our customers,” says John Mailhot, CTO, Networking and Infrastructure, Imagine Communications.

Arista Media Control Service

Arista MCS is a licensed software service that is built on the state-based data-driven architecture of Arista EOS and NetDL. It provides APIs to dynamically program bandwidth-protected multicast flows across an Arista IP topology while also providing integrated event notification and tally in a highly efficient and deterministic manner. Also, in conjunction with CloudVision, it provides automated discovery, network fabric scheduling, path programming, real-time network analytics, multicast monitoring, and ultra-low latency switching control. This ensures that live broadcast events and top-of-the-hour program switching can be conducted seamlessly under extreme demands.

“The integration with ARISTA MCS gives Lawo VSM consolidated access to an SMPTE 2110 fabric in a variety of scales and architectures. Arista MCS and CloudVision provide crucial features such as IP Broadcast fabric pathfinding, bandwidth allocation and management and are embraced by VSM into its rich hybrid IP, multivendor, end-to-end signal routing solution,” comments Stephan Türkay, Senior Product Manager Media Infrastructure, Lawo AG.

First-generation IP-based approaches that have not adapted to increased speed, scale, reliability, and performance needs of media and broadcast networks can now significantly improve through MCS integrations.

Unlike a simple QoS policy-based solution applied on top of an existing IP fabric, MCS utilises an intelligent and deterministic algorithm to orchestrate end-to-end connectivity for multicast workflows and workloads using centralised state and event services provided by EOS NetDL.

Tags: analyticsAristaaudioentertainmentImagine CommunicationsinfrastructuremediaNetworkingproductsoftwaresolutionsvideo
Share2Tweet1Share

Related Posts

DAMAC Group accelerates Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

DAMAC Group accelerates Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

February 8, 2023
140
WIOCC lands world’s largest subsea cable system into OADC Durban

WIOCC lands world’s largest subsea cable system into OADC Durban

February 8, 2023
36
UK organisations are still unlikely to prioritise energy efficiency

UK organisations are still unlikely to prioritise energy efficiency

February 8, 2023
37
Vertiv introduces new prefabricated modular data centre solution

Vertiv introduces new prefabricated modular data centre solution

February 7, 2023
52
Secure I.T. Environments completes data centre works for retailer

Secure I.T. Environments completes data centre works for retailer

February 7, 2023
39
Legrand and Superior Essex launch PoE cabling system

Legrand and Superior Essex launch PoE cabling system

February 7, 2023
48
Next Post
Have an ageing data centre? 

Have an ageing data centre? 

Panasas strengthens sales and marketing leadership with new executives

Panasas strengthens sales and marketing leadership with new executives

ADVERTISEMENT
Extreme weather should lead to DC continuity plan review
Data Centres

Extreme weather should lead to DC continuity plan review

February 8, 2023
31
DAMAC Group accelerates Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Data Centres

DAMAC Group accelerates Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

February 8, 2023
140

Head office & Accounts:
Suite 14, 6-8 Revenge Road, Lordswood
Kent ME5 8UD
T: +44 (0)1634 673163
F: +44 (0)1634 673173

Data Centres

Extreme weather should lead to DC continuity plan review

February 8, 2023
31
Data Centres

DAMAC Group accelerates Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

February 8, 2023
140
  • Privacy Policy

© 2023 All Things Media Ltd.

No Result
View All Result
  • Data Centres
  • Networking
  • Infrastructure
  • Data
  • Media Kit
  • Events
  • SUBSCRIBE
  • Contact

© 2023 All Things Media Ltd.

Welcome Back!

Login to your account below

Forgotten Password?

Retrieve your password

Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

Log In
Cleantalk Pixel
This website uses cookies. By continuing to use this website you are giving consent to cookies being used. Visit our Privacy and Cookie Policy.