Next-Gen Cloud-Based Video Processing and Content Management Platform: Leveraging Serverless Architecture, Cloud Storage, and CloudFront CDN for Optimized Distribution

In the modern era of creating and consuming digital content, efficient, and scalable video processing and archiving systems are essential. This paper explores and leverages the broad and extensive functionalities of the Amazon Web Services (AWS), that aim to streamline video processing workflows, enhance content delivery, and ensure cost-effective long-term storage. The paper utilizes the Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) as the primary storage, AWS Lambda to automate workflow and efficiently sends transcoding jobs to the Amazon Elastic Transcoder where it processes the video files into its optimal formats, ensuring high quality transcoded videos. Additionally, the Amazon Glacier is incorporated for archiving the infrequently accessed videos, where the lifecycle policy feature automates the transition after 30 days, providing durable and secure storage solution. The adoption of Amazon CloudFront significantly improves the end-user experience by reducing latency and secure access to the processed videos. The integration of AWS managed services in this paper results in a scalable, secure and cost-effective solution for video processing and archiving in the cloud.

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2024-11-19
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icet63392.2024.10935286
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Innovation in Digital Healthcare Systems
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Next-Gen Cloud-Based Video Processing and Content Management Platform: Leveraging Serverless Architecture, Cloud Storage, and CloudFront CDN for Optimized Distribution

Ian B. Benitez, Edwin C. Cuizon
Innovation in Digital Healthcare Systems
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Next-Gen Cloud-Based Video Processing and Content Management Platform: Leveraging Serverless Architecture, Cloud Storage, and CloudFront CDN for Optimized Distribution

Ian B. Benitez, Edwin C. Cuizon
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In the modern era of creating and consuming digital content, efficient, and scalable video processing and archiving systems are essential. This paper explores and leverages the broad and extensive functionalities of the Amazon Web Services (AWS), that aim to streamline video processing workflows, enhance content delivery, and ensure cost-effective long-term storage. The paper utilizes the Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) as the primary storage, AWS Lambda to automate workflow and efficiently sends transcoding jobs to the Amazon Elastic Transcoder where it processes the video files into its optimal formats, ensuring high quality transcoded videos. Additionally, the Amazon Glacier is incorporated for archiving the infrequently accessed videos, where the lifecycle policy feature automates the transition after 30 days, providing durable and secure storage solution. The adoption of Amazon CloudFront significantly improves the end-user experience by reducing latency and secure access to the processed videos. The integration of AWS managed services in this paper results in a scalable, secure and cost-effective solution for video processing and archiving in the cloud.

Asian Institute of Technology (TH)
Industry, innovation and infrastructure
Openalex Percentile: Top 61%
Innovation in Digital Healthcare Systems
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