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Page 1: PortalTV– Where Television Meets The Internet Copyright © 2006 Kasenna, Inc. All Rights Reserved Kasenna PortalTV Overview TANE Conference Larry Roberts.

PortalTV– Where Television Meets The InternetPortalTV– Where Television Meets The Internet

Copyright © 2006 Kasenna, Inc. All Rights Reserved

Kasenna PortalTV Overview

TANE ConferenceLarry Roberts

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2Copyright © 2006 Kasenna, Inc. All Rights Reserved

AgendaAgenda

• Introduction to Kasenna

• Kasenna’s vision of IPTV and rich media services

• Kasenna’s Approach– Five reasons to choose Kasenna

• Kasenna PortalTV – IPTV Solutions

• Conclusion

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3Copyright © 2006 Kasenna, Inc. All Rights Reserved

• Headquarters in Sunnyvale, CA• Software to deliver, manage and deploy IPTV

systems• VOD programming, marketing and tracking• 10+ years of worldwide deployments• 15 Patents

Kasenna IntroductionKasenna Introduction

VOD Serverfirst produced

MediaBaseOpen PlatformVOD Servers

ViewNow15th

IPTVPatent

1st End-to-EndMPEG-4 in N.Am.

1st IPTVPatent

World’sLargest

NPVR System

LivingRoom™ LivingRoom™2.0Tech Base

EstablishedTWC, SGI

1994

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Kasenna PortalTV SuiteKasenna PortalTV Suite

• Infrastructure: Highly scalable, highly available, Easy to Manage

• Interactivity: On-demand, Personalized Content Delivery

• Applications & Services: Broadcast TV, VOD, Network PVR, StartOver TV & more…

• Content: Premium Content & High Value Services

Middleware

CompleteCustomizable

Open Interface

Video on Demand

Content DeliveryNetwork

VOD Content

Programming from

major studios andother producers

Open PlatformVOD Service

Element & workflow

Management

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Market TractionIPTV & Cable CustomersMarket TractionIPTV & Cable Customers

Only certified solution for Motorola NLC(Middleware & VOD)

Large US CLEC – ADSL2+(first MPEG-4 deployment in US)

Canadian Telco (ADSL)

Italian Service Provider, Metro Ethernet

2nd largest US IOC

Large US CLEC (FTTP, XDSL)Mid-sized NY State MSO deploying VOD

Midwestern MSO deploying VOD

#2 MSO(Deployed in 3 markets)

Cable#3 MSO(Deployed in 11 markets deployed – memory & disk servers)

Telco

Tier-1 Service Provider(Currently in Lab Trials)

#4 MSO

IPTV Lab Trials

Inter Mountain Cable, Oriental Cable Network,

Huawei

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Kasenna leads the IPTV Market…Kasenna leads the IPTV Market…

• Leading VOD worldwide market share

• Unmatched experience in delivering VOD Networks– 5,000 Servers deployed world-wide

• Global foot-print– N. America:

• Cavalier – 1st MPEG-4 deployment (June ‘06)

– Europe:• JazzTel – The largest IPTV VOD deployment (Apr ’06)• TVSierre – One of the largest N-PVR deployments (May ’06)• FastWeb – One of the largest VOD Infrastructures (Jan ’06)

– Asia/Pacific• China Netcom – 20K Subscriber Field Trial (Jul ‘06)• TBSL/MTNL – 1st MPEG-4 deployment in India (August ‘06)

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Industry DynamicsWhy IPTVIndustry DynamicsWhy IPTV

• Wireline subscription rates are dropping– Consumers have new options for Data & Voice– Wireless & VOIP growth is exploding– Internet competition looming (Net Neutrality Act)

• TV is #1 for Entertainment– Average consumer watches 4+ hours TV per day– 98%+ of Consumers have a TV– 78% of Consumers have Satellite or Cable

• Consumer is changing– The “iPod” generation is here!– It’s all about “What they want, when they want it!”

• Content is changing– Internet content (Yahoo, Google & more– Long-tail content (YouTube, etc.)– Local content (Local highschool football games, etc.)

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Future of Entertainment & Rich MediaFuture of Entertainment & Rich Media

Broadcast TV

Network Games

Entertainment On Demand

Movies On Demand

PVR

Gaming

Photos

Video Conferencing

Shopping

Local Info(News, Weather

Scores etc.)

?????

KasennaConvergence

IPTV

xDSL / FTTH

PC’s

PDA’s / IPOD’s

Mobile

3GPP

Any Network Rich Media Services

StandardInterfaces

(Web Services)

StandardInterfaces

(Web Services)

StandardInterfaces

(Web Services)

Any ContentBroadcast TV

Premium VOD

Internet Content

Local Content

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IPTV DynamicsDeployments – TodayIPTV DynamicsDeployments – Today

NetworkNetwork

xDSL

Broadcast TVContent

TraditionalContent

Devices – Now STB’s

Service ProviderHeadend

IPTV Application Servers

BillingBroadcast TV

Headend

Other

OSS/BSS

Network Mgmt Video Servers

Encryption

ExistingInfrastructure

IPTV Infrastructure

Provisioning

Subscriber Topology – Now✓Single Headends✓Simple CENTRALIZED & FOCUSEDVOD

Content

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IPTV DynamicsDeployments – TomorrowIPTV DynamicsDeployments – Tomorrow

Future Content& Services

TraditionalContent

RegionalHeadend

RegionalHeadend

Subscriber Topology — Future• Wider Reach• Regional Headends• Local Content

DECENTRALIZED & COMPLEX

Internet

Devices — Future• STB’s• Mobile Phones• PDA’s• Wireless Devices

Broadcast TVContent

VODContent

NetworkNetwork

Web Services(SOAP/XML, Java)

Main Headend

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Success in this New World Requires…Success in this New World Requires…

• Scale for future demand & growth

• Integrated system to handle complex networks

• End-to-end Management for Easy Operation & Management and Reliability

• Deploy now with competitive services

• Service Agility – Be ready for the future – consumers won’t idle

• Flexible, Open & Customizable

• Control – build and own your brand (don’t become a commodity data provider)

• Content is KING…

• Need to evolve as consumers change

• Short-tail, Long-tail, Local, Internet and more.

RevenueDrivers

CompetitiveServices

DeliverContent

Reliability

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PortalTV: Industry’s Most Comprehensive IPTV Solution…PortalTV: Industry’s Most Comprehensive IPTV Solution…

• LivingRoom Middleware Server– Comprehensive App suite:

Broadcast TV, N-PVR, StartOverTV– Full Internet integration with Web

Services Framework– Adapters for OSS integration with

using Open APIs

• LivingRoom Client– Integrated Television & Internet

Access with an integral browser

• LivingRoom SDK– Full Server & Client SDK for

customized applications and UI

• MediaBase– More than a VOD server– Library servers, Edge Servers, RAM

Servers, Recording Servers & more

• vFusion Management Server– Comprehensive Element & Work

Flow Management

• ViewNow– Premium VOD Content– High Value Services for managing &

driving revenue

Middleware

CompleteCustomizableOpen Interface

Video on Demand Content DeliveryNetwork

VOD Content

Programming frommajor studios andother producers

Open PlatformVOD Service

Element & workflow

Management

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Unfolding of the PortalTV Vision…Unfolding of the PortalTV Vision…

Time-shifting StartOverTV, N-PVR Integrated TV/Internet

Access

Interactive

Services

2005-2006

Unified IPTV & Internet delivery

Place shifting between TV & PC

Internet content delivery to STB

TV/Internet

Convergence

2007-2008

Full IMS integration TV, PC & PDA –

Place Shifting

TV/Internet/Mobile

Convergence

2007-2008

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Kasenna’s LivingRoom: 3rd Generation IPTV & Internet Video Middleware…Kasenna’s LivingRoom: 3rd Generation IPTV & Internet Video Middleware…

1st Generation2000 – 2005

• Vertically integrated apps• Thick Client

• Not extensible• Not Customizable

Monolithic Applications

2nd Generation2004 to present

• Industry standard O/S (WinCE)• Enterprise apps applied to IPTVv

• Strong dependence on vendor for extensions & customization

• Limited scalability

PackagedApplications

Microsoft

3rd GenerationNow to Future

• Netscape, IE App model• ‘Smart’ Client

• Tailored for IPTV Apps• Full customization• Internet-scale Scalability

Kasenna

Internet-enabledApplications

Minerva, Myrio, Orca

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Kasenna PortalTV AdvantageKasenna PortalTV Advantage

• Enabling Better TV – Today & Tomorrow

• Customizable and localizable

• Fully integrated solution

• Open, standards-based for proven scalability, reliability & manageability

• VOD Content & Content Services

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Enabling Better TVToday and TomorrowEnabling Better TVToday and Tomorrow

• All the basics: Broadcast TV, PPV, PVR, VOD, EPG, Parental Control

• Program Start Over

• Mosaic View (program thumbnails)

• Extensive search

• Internet functionality

• Entertainment on Demand, Timeless TV

• Caller ID on TV

• Local “skin” selection

• The Single Play: Integrated IP-based Video / Data / Voice / Applications / Other Content / and more…

• Any Device, Any Network, Any Time

Now… Tomorrow…

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Customizable and LocalizableCustomizable and Localizable

• Deployable yet Customizable– Drive your brand by customizing the UI

• Maintain the value (and not Google/Yahoo)

– Build stickiness & customer satisfaction with skins & seasonal graphics

• Update and change your look and feel as easily as changing your web site

– Add new features & applications as the market changes

– Multiple UI’s allow for shared headend or “wholesale” model

• Easily localize for your target market– Local content and programming

– Local “skins” for distributed operations

– Local promotions & “banner” advertising

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Fully Integrated Solution Operational, Management & WorkflowFully Integrated Solution Operational, Management & Workflow

• Fully integrated IPTV solution– Kasenna: Middleware, VOD Server, Video Network

Management– Partner: Encryption, Catcher, STB, NEP

• Comprehensive Workflow Management– Easier system & server management – Automated content management processes lowers operating

costs

• Adapter framework for easy integration with existing infrastructure– Integrate with existing billing, subscriber management &

more– Faster to market, Lowers OPEX, Higher QOS

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Set-top Boxes

Network Equipment

Provider

Headend

Platforms

Integrated Partner SolutionsBroad Kasenna IPTV EcosystemIntegrated Partner SolutionsBroad Kasenna IPTV Ecosystem

ConditionalAccess

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Standard, Open TechnologiesStandard, Open Technologies

• Standards-based, Web protocols– Standard web-based technology

– Easily used by your locally trained personnel

• Open Platforms with Industry’s Most Scalable System– Kasenna software is designed to operate on off-the-shelf server platforms

– Best available technology that advances with the industry

– Greatest scalability, large and small, at lowest cost• 8,000+ streams per server

• 96,000+ streams per rack

• Industry’s Most Resilient & Highly Available Infrastructure– N+1 Redundancy using off-the-shelf systems

• Standard Interfaces with Industry-leading Efficiency & Utilization– Unmatched efficiency at 95% per GigE port

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Making it EasyVOD Content & Content ServicesMaking it EasyVOD Content & Content Services

• ViewNow – Kasenna subsidiary

• Content from major studios and other producers– MGM, 20th Century Fox, Warner Brothers, Dreamworks,

Buena Vista (Disney, Touchstone, Miramax, Pixar), New Line Cinema, Paramount, NBC/Universal, Lions Gate, and more…

– Children’s programming (eg: Kids Now), special interest (eg: MagRack, SportsKool) and adult programming (eg: Playboy)

• ViewTrak management and reporting software

• Marketing services & tools

• Content services – encoding, metadata, etc.

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PortalTV– Where Television Meets The InternetPortalTV– Where Television Meets The Internet

Copyright © 2006 Kasenna, Inc. All Rights Reserved

Kasenna IPTV Solution Overview

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vFusionCDN element

management & workflow management.

LivingRoom SDKDevelopment framework

for customization and services creation.

ViewTrakVOD service

management, usage tracking & reporting.

MediaBase XMP Video streaming and distribution servers.

LivingRoomBackend management

and client software.

ViewNowVOD programming

and services.

Kasenna IPTV Solution ComponentsKasenna IPTV Solution Components

Middleware

CompleteCustomizableOpen Interface

Video on Demand Content DeliveryNetwork

VOD Content

Programming frommajor studios andother producers

Open PlatformVOD Service

Element & workflow

Management

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Kasenna IPTV ArchitectureKasenna IPTV Architecture

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SRM SRM

Current ImplementationsToday’s SilosCurrent ImplementationsToday’s Silos

Traditional Systems:Integrating new services is a point-to-point exercise

Result:Delayed Time to Market, Expensive Integration

BroadcastTV

Movies On Demand

Digital Video

RecordingGaming

Network

Conditional Access

Client (EPG, etc.)

OSSBilling

Catcher

Game ServerVOD Server

$ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $Point-to-Point Integrations

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Kasenna ApproachTrue MiddlewareKasenna ApproachTrue Middleware

True Middleware PlatformIntegrating “Services” & “Infrastructure” using mainstream, standard, Web Services-based service delivery technology.

BroadcastTV

Movies On

Demand

Digital Video

RecordingGaming

Network

Conditional Access

PortalServices

OSSBilling

Catcher

Game Server

SRM

CDN

SRM

Other Applications

Future Applications

Other Content Services

Kasenna IntegratedIPTV Services

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LivingRoom IPTV Service Delivery Platform LivingRoom IPTV Service Delivery Platform

• Fully integrated solution that is deployable now – Feature rich client applications– Integrated with leading STB’s

• Customizable for Tomorrow’s Needs– Complete SDK (software developer kit)– Flexibility to add new, advanced features &

services in the future– Integrate easily into existing infrastructure

• Robust Management Platform that’s Scalable, Manageable & Reliable– Comprehensive Workflow Management– Proven web technology drives the largest web

sites– Redundancy architectures with automatic

failover for 24/7 operations

LivingRoom™IPTV Application

LivingRoom SDK™Software Development Kit

Client software & backend management

applications

Customize, locally brand & add new

features & services

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LivingRoom Client ApplicationsOverviewLivingRoom Client ApplicationsOverview

• Deployable out of the box– Feature Rich– Competitive applications & Services– Professionally designed

• High Performance “Light client” design– Based on standard web tools such as

DHTML/Javascript– Easily customize for local look and corporate

branding– Easily changed for new features and services

• STB support– Amino 110, 124, 1301, 5301

– Wegner 515– Scientific Atlanta1

• Single stream (no DVR) - IPN330HD• Single stream (DVR) - IPN430HD• Three stream (DVR) - IPN603HD

– Coship1

– Tilgin2

– ADB21 – In Kasenna’s Roadmap for Support2 – Kasenna Investigating

Broadcast TV

Video OnDemand

Caller ID EAS

NetworkGames

Timeless TV Local PVR

NetworkPVR

StartoverTV

Presentation Layer:HTML, DHTML or Flash

Infrastructure Software &Operating System

LivingRoom™ ClientApplications & Services

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LivingRoom Client ApplicationsFeatures & ServicesLivingRoom Client ApplicationsFeatures & Services

• Competitive Applications & Services– Broadcast TV– Video-On-Demand– Pay-per-View– Subscription-on-Demand– Electronic Programming Guide

(EPG)– Emergency Alert (EAS)

• Sticky Features– Caller ID– Parental Controls

(Broadcast TV & VOD)– Network PVR– Local PVR (future)

• Advanced Functionality– Multiple account settings

(Parent, Child #1, Child #2, etc.)– Account management access

from Main Menu– Access Mini-Menu while

watching Broadcast TV– Integration with 3rd party games

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LivingRoom Application ServerOverviewLivingRoom Application ServerOverview

• LivingRoom Application Server– Built upon standard web

application server technology– Complete IPTV management

application– Content management, Service

management– EPG & Broadcast TV management

• Integration Framework– Adapters for integrating with

existing OSS/BSS Systems• Subscriber Management

Systems• Billing Systems• EAS Systems• EPG data sources

Billing System

EPG Data Source

DRM / CA System

Subscriber Mmt (SMS)

EPG Adapter

Catcher Adapter

DRM/CA Adapter

Billing Adapter

SMS Adapter

SMS Adapter

Encryption

Billing

Subscriber

EPG Data

Games

Equipment

VideoServer

ADIPackage

ProductOfferings

TVLineup

Channel Map

VODCatalog

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LivingRoom Application ServerStandard, Proven, Off-the-ShelfLivingRoom Application ServerStandard, Proven, Off-the-Shelf

• Scalable – Proven to Run the World’s Largest Web Sites– World-class application

servers, Oracle database– Largest ecommerce sites in the

world built using web services

• Deploy in a central or multi-tier network

• Deploy application across the network for geographically distributed networks

• Web services technology proven to provide reliable, 24/7 operations

• Guaranteed reliability through redundant configurations

• Cost effective n+1 availability

• Automated load balancing for high QOS

Open. Standard & ProvenOff-the-Shelf Technologies

Reliability & Manageability

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LivingRoom Application ServerScalability, Reliability & ManageabilityLivingRoom Application ServerScalability, Reliability & Manageability

• Centralized or distributed networks

• Mirrored or clustered site architectures for reliability

• Commodity technology is highly economical

• Easy to monitor & manage using existing infrastructure (SNMP, etc.)

• Market flush with skilled & knowledgeable personnel

Mirrored Architecture

Clustered Architecture

DataBase Servers & Storage (Oracle SAN/NAS))

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Take control of your offering.

Be ready for the future.

Extend the Internet to the TV

LivingRoom SDKCustomizable for the FutureLivingRoom SDKCustomizable for the Future

• Complete Software Developer Kit– Customize the graphics all the way to

the features

– Web services technologies makes it as easy as updating your website

• Competitive Service Today and Tomorrow– Customize UI with corporate brand

– Localize to your subscriber community

– Easily add new services & features

– Keep your Subscriber Interface fresh

– Standards based - avoid lock in from proprietary vendors

Web services applied tothe TV world

Customization & new serviceadditions with the simplicity of

Web programming

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LivingRoom SDKBroad Levels of CustomizabilityLivingRoom SDKBroad Levels of Customizability

LivingRoomWeb Services API’s

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LivingRoom SDKSample User InterfacesLivingRoom SDKSample User Interfaces

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LivingRoom CustomizationFuture Services Enabled by Web ServicesLivingRoom CustomizationFuture Services Enabled by Web Services

• Multiple user interfaces options (“Skins”)

• Photo Galleries with major service providers

• Chat/email applications

• Walled garden internet content

• News, Blog & other info feeds via RSS

• And much more…

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MediaBase XMP More Than a Simple VOD Server MediaBase XMP More Than a Simple VOD Server

• Highly Scalable Video-on-Demand Server– Most Deployed VOD Server– Unparalleled scalability for cost effective

deployments

• Video Content Distribution Server– Early innovator in content management &

distribution– Prepared for tomorrow’s decentralized,

distributed networks

• Network Video Recording Server– Enables the True End-game

Entertainment-on-Demand

MediaBase XMP

• Industry Leading VOD Server

• Network Digital Video Recorder

• Entertainment-on-Demand Server

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MediaBase XMPCost Effective to Deploy, Operate & ManageMediaBase XMPCost Effective to Deploy, Operate & Manage

• Unlimited, Cost Effective Scalability– Industry leading performance

– Easy growth & expansion

– Centralized or distributed

• Reliable & Manageable– Reliability through redundancy

– Clustered architecture provides n+1 availability

– Designed with Telco monitoring infrastructure in mind

• Lower CAPEX & OPEX– High performance using

software accelerators on commodity hardware

– Hybrid memory and disk-based servers much more cost effective than disk-only or memory-only systems

• Feature Rich– VOD, NVOD, Network PVR and

more

– All advanced formats: SD, HD, MPEG-2, MP3, H.264/AVC

– Fully integrated with major encryption vendors, STBs and network equipment providers

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MediaBase XMPIndustry Leading PerformanceMediaBase XMPIndustry Leading Performance

• Software accelerators for cost effective, extreme performance– Software Accelerator for High-Performance Streaming on Standard

Hardware• Network Accelerator (HPN) for extreme performance & efficiency (95%) on

standard GigE NIC’s & Intel x86 servers

– Software Caching Accelerator using Standard Memory • Memory-based streaming for extreme performance for popular titles

– Software I/O & RAID Accelerator using Standard Disk Systems• Software RAID & I/O modules optimized for video streaming & recording

• Net Result:– Fewer, denser servers that are more easier to manage and cheaper to

operate

– Better utilization of expensive switch ports

– Better quality of service for streaming & ingest

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MediaBase XMPExtreme Performance on Off-the-Shelf ServersMediaBase XMPExtreme Performance on Off-the-Shelf Servers

Library Servers(Disk)

Cache Servers(Memory)

Memory/Library Servers(Hybrid – Disk & Memory)

* bit-rate at 2.0 Mb/s

• 1,800 streams* per server• 25,000 streams* per rack • 50 to 120 simultaneous

ingests• 4+TB storage/server (2,000

hrs)

• 5,500+ streams* (GigE) per server• 6,900+ streams* (10-GigE, PCI-X)

per server• 8,200+ streams* (10-GigE, PCIe)

per server• 50 to 120 simultaneous ingests• 64GB of memory w/ FBD memory

• 5,500+ streams* (GigE) per server

• 6,900+ streams* (10-GigE, PCI-X) per server

• 8,200+ streams* (10-GigE, PCIe) per server

• 50 to 120 simultaneous ingests

• 64GB of memory w/ FBD memory

• 4TB of storage/server (2,000 hrs)

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MediaBase XMPScalability, Reliability & Quality of ServiceMediaBase XMPScalability, Reliability & Quality of Service

• Component-level Scalability– Each element (e.g. video servers)

optimized to perform at max capacity of hardware

• Web-Farm like Scaling– Smaller building blocks (Lintel

Servers), “rack-and-stack” scaling of components

• System Resiliency– Multiple levels of protection for

resiliency – clustering, N+k redundancy

• System-Level Scalability– Components interoperate to provide

total system-level scalability• Load Balancing

Distributed Systems

NetworkNetwork

L2/L4

MediaBase Server

RamBase Server

RamBase Server

RamBase Server

Regional Headend #2

Regional Headend #3

Regional Headend #4

Regional Headend #1

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vFusionVideo Network Management ApplicationvFusionVideo Network Management Application

• Consumer demand will drive growth– Server growth– Services growth– Network growth

• Result– Complex distributed network– Operational complexities that will drive

up OPEX

• vFusion Goal:– Lower’s the operational costs

associated with demand– Simplify this operational complexity– Easier system & server management – Automated content management

processes lowers operating costs

vFusionCDN Element & Workflow

Management

Easily manage & operate complex distribution networks

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vFusionDeployments start Centralized, SimplevFusionDeployments start Centralized, Simple

• Single location– Content acquisition, content delivery and

backoffice systems in one location

– Very simple workflow

– Limited scalability and coverage

Backboneor

Regional NetworkSuper

Headend

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vFusionDecentralized, Multi-tiered, Complex Networks

vFusionDecentralized, Multi-tiered, Complex Networks

Backboneor

Regional Network

Interoffice

Interoffice

Interoffice

Access

Access

Access

Access

Access

Access

Edge Routers

Edge Routers

Edge Routers

SuperHeadend

RegionalHeadend

RegionalHeadend

Demand will Drive Tiered, distributed networks due to:• Bandwidth limitations• Distance (delays)• Scalability needs• Redundancy Needs

Requires complex workflows across multiple platforms from multiple vendors

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vFusionLowering Cost of Operating IPTV ServicevFusionLowering Cost of Operating IPTV Service

• Lowering the Cost to Operate (OPEX)– Manage complex multi-tiered networks from a central tool

– Centralized workflow, server & workflow management application

• Lowering the Cost to Buy (CAPEX)– Distributed systems reduce storage requirements

• Store popular content only at edges• Store unpopular content at headend

– Easier & cheaper growth• Quickly add new capacity for dense, efficient, rack & stack server farm

• Increase the Quality of Service– Identify problem areas quicker & easier

– Centralized server & cluster management

– Network-wide load balancing

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Kasenna vFusionVideo Network Management ComponentsKasenna vFusionVideo Network Management Components

• Server & Workflow Management– Configure, administer, monitor, measure, report

– Centralized utility for managing a network of servers

• Content Distribution & Delivery Servers– Manage the video distribution workflow

– Point-to-Point Distribution

– Point-to-Multipoint Distribution (Reliable Multicast)

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vFusionVideo CDN Workflow TasksvFusionVideo CDN Workflow Tasks

Content Aggregation

Center

Content Aggregation

CenterHeadend/VHOHeadend/VHO Edge/VSOEdge/VSO HomeHome

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vFusionWorkflow Management ToolsvFusionWorkflow Management Tools

Content Acquisition Install Delete etc.

Content Operations Schedule NVOD Schedule Capture Schedule Distribution etc.

Media Services APIs (Java | SOAP, WSDL)

MediaBase Cluster (“work group”) at a location WG2

MediaBase Cluster (“work group”) at a location WG3

Push transfer (pt-to-pt) Pull transfer (pt-to-pt) Reliable Multicast

Configuration Single server Cluster

Monitor SNMP, etc.

Logging Reporting Clustering

AccessNetwork

AccessNetwork

Content Distribution Element ManagementContent Management

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ViewNowVOD Programming and MarketingViewNowVOD Programming and Marketing

• Content licensing – Long-Term VOD licensing agreements:

MGM, 20th Cent. Fox, Warner Bros, Dreamworks, Buena Vista (Disney, Touchstone, Miramax, Pixar), New Line, Paramount, NBC/Universal, Lions Gate, Kids Now, MagRack, SportsKool, Playboy and more…

• Marketing & Content Services– Full array of marketing support

materials from the ViewTrack web site– Pre-launch, Launch & Post-launch– Monthly marketing– Ongoing marketing support with media

recommendations

VOD Programming &content services

VOD service management,

tracking & reporting

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ViewNowManagement & Reporting ServicesViewNowManagement & Reporting Services

• Management and reporting– ViewTrak for 24/7 tracking & reporting

in real-time

– Management of metadata, advertising material, and program activation and deactivation.

• Complete content handling services– Encoding

– Quality control

– Encryption

– Transport to Headend/CO

VOD Programming &content services

VOD service management,

tracking & reporting

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Kasenna’s SolutionIntegrated IPTV SolutionKasenna’s SolutionIntegrated IPTV Solution

• Enabling Better TV – Today & Tomorrow

• Customizable and localizable• Fully integrated solution• Open, standards-based for proven

scalability, reliability & manageability• VOD Content & Content Services

Next Steps?

Middleware

CompleteCustomizableOpen Interface

Video on Demand Content DeliveryNetwork

VOD Content

Programming frommajor studios andother producers

Open PlatformVOD Service

Element & workflow

Management

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PortalTV– Where Television Meets The InternetPortalTV– Where Television Meets The Internet

Copyright © 2006 Kasenna, Inc. All Rights Reserved

Additional on LivingRoom

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LivingRoom Client Electronic Program Guide (EPG)LivingRoom Client Electronic Program Guide (EPG)

• Access to 2 weeks of TV program information

• Fast access through a local EPG data cache

• Integrated Search capability on EPG metadata fields

• Category drop-down for easy organization

• Parental controls control access to program and channels–Block program by MPAA rating by Account

• Integrated Network PVR (local PVR is coming soon) with color coding for easy navigation

• Adapter support for Tribune, XLMTV, Showtime & other EPG data sources

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LivingRoom ClientVideo On-Demand ApplicationLivingRoom ClientVideo On-Demand Application

• Customer defined Packages– Free-on-Demand, Movies-on-

Demand, etc.

• Customer defined Categories & Specials– Christmas Specials, Classics,

Drama, etc.

• Search for movies– Title, Rating, Actor, Director

• Purchase/Review Movies

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LivingRoom ClientAccount SettingsLivingRoom ClientAccount Settings

• “Parent” and multiple “Child” accounts– Credit limits, rating controls, etc.– Account password management

• My Rentals– View purchases, Re-watch rentals,

etc.

• My Recordings– Network PVR recording

management

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LivingRoomClient & Backend FeaturesLivingRoomClient & Backend Features

• LivingRoom Client – Movies-on-Demand– Subscription-on-Demand– Free-on-Demand– Broadcast TV– EPG (Tribune, others)– Network PVR– Local PVR (coming soon)– Music-on-demand– Emergency Alert (EAS)– Caller ID– Parental Controls (Broadcast TV & VOD)– Integration with 3rd party games

• LivingRoom Backend Administration – Content management– Service management– Subscriber management– Integrated with SMS/OSS/BSS

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PortalTV Architecture OverviewIntegrated IPTV Content & Service Delivery Solution

PortalTV Architecture OverviewIntegrated IPTV Content & Service Delivery Solution

• “Portal” client – web services based light client

• Deployable out of the box

• Customizable for new features & services (email, chat, etc.)

LivingRoom Smart Client

• Standard web-services Application Server

• Web-based backend management application

• Content & Service Management• EPG & Broadcast TV

management

LivingRoom Application Server

• Adapters integrate EPG sources, Subscriber Management Systems, etc.

• Use Existing OSS/BSS systems

LivingRoom Adapter Framework

LivingRoomWeb Services API’s

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IPTV Service Delivery Platform:LivingRoom & LivingRoom SDK Value PropositionIPTV Service Delivery Platform:LivingRoom & LivingRoom SDK Value Proposition

• Deployable for quick time-to-market with competitive applications

• Open, Flexible, Customizable– Flexibility to add new, advanced features &

services in the future

– Integrate into Existing Infrastructure for Easy Manageability

• Scalable, Reliable & Redundant– Scale centrally and in a multi-tier network

– n+1 architectures with failover for 24/7 operations

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DeployableQuick Time-to-Market DeployableQuick Time-to-Market

• Out-of-the-box, competitive, deployable IPTV services including VOD, Broadcast TV, Network PVR and more

• Pre-integrated solution (video server, middleware, catcher, EPG, etc.) for a cost effective deployment

LivingRoomWeb Services API’s

• Advanced backend management system that makes managing the workflow easy

• Easy to Integrate – integrated with leading STB’s, encryption, EPG providers through an adapter framework

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Client – OverviewClient – Overview

Applications

Infrastructure(aka., “Underwear”)

Operating System

Hardware

Display(Browser, Flash player, etc.)

Portal Applications/GUIHTML, DHTML, Flash, etc.Portal Applications/GUIHTML, DHTML, Flash, etc.

STB vendorSTB vendor

Kasenna PartnerKasenna Partner

Linux (primary focus) or WinCELinux (primary focus) or WinCE

Kasenna PartnerKasenna Partner

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Kasenna IPTV STB Client – DetailedKasenna IPTV STB Client – Detailed

• Kasenna’s focus is on the IPTV application layer & backend application server software

• Kasenna STB Stack Strategy– Partner for the lower level STB

software components

– Strategy is being executed

• Stack components– STB software management

(bootloader, downloadmanager, etc.)

– Diagnostics– AV Player/RTSP client– Javascript APIs for access– Hardware/OS abstraction– And more…

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LivingRoom Application ServerBackend ManagementLivingRoom Application ServerBackend Management

• “Portal” client – web services based light client

• Deployable out of the box

• Customizable for new features & services (email, chat, etc.)

LivingRoom Smart Client• Adapters integrate EPG sources, Subscriber Management Systems, etc.

• Use Existing OSS/BSS systems

LivingRoom Adapter Framework

LivingRoomWeb Services API’s

• Standard web-services Application Server

• Web-based backend management application

• Content & Service Management• EPG & Broadcast TV

management

LivingRoom Application Server

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IPTV Service Delivery Platform:LivingRoom & LivingRoom SDK Value PropositionIPTV Service Delivery Platform:LivingRoom & LivingRoom SDK Value Proposition

• Deployable for quick time-to-market with competitive applications

• Open & Flexible– Flexibility to add new, advanced features &

services in the future

– Integrate into Existing Infrastructure for Easy Manageability

• Scalable, Reliable & Redundant– Scale centrally and in a multi-tier network

– n+1 architectures with failover for 24/7 operations

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Kasenna LivingRoom CustomizabilityFlexibility to add new features & servicesKasenna LivingRoom CustomizabilityFlexibility to add new features & services

• Branding – ability to customize and brand own interfaces as well as fit into “own portal”

• Portable across a broad variety of STB’s for service flexibility

• Add new, revenue features & services independently

LivingRoomWeb Services API’s

• Standard, off-the-shelf technology utilizes commodity skills

• Customizable adapters for integration into existing systems for easier manageability & lower OPEX

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LivingRoom CustomizationCustomizable ElementsLivingRoom CustomizationCustomizable Elements

LivingRoomWeb Services API’s

OSS/BSS IntegrationServiceUsage

SubscriberMgmt

SystemAdapter

ServiceProvisioning

Billingsystem,

credit cardprocessing,encryption

adapter

ServiceAssurance

SNMP monitoring

traps

ServiceData

EPG dataadapter

Client UI CustomizationHTML/XML

PageLayout &

On-screenmenu items

Java /SOAP API

Businesslogic & data

Javascript

Navigation,application

logic,STB

portability

Graphics &Images

Logos &backgrounds

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LivingRoom CustomizationLivingRoom Application ServerLivingRoom CustomizationLivingRoom Application Server

• Web Services-based framework w/ J2EE Core

– High industry momentum– Provides general component

model– Large developer community– Multiple vendors– Large open-source support

The Television:The Next Generation Portal

• Web services APIs– Application servers using

XML and SOAP to communicate

– High-degree of application and system interoperability leveraging standard interfaces and protocols

LivingRoomWeb Services

API’s

LivingRoomWeb Services

API’s

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LivingRoom CustomizationApplication Server Tiered API’sLivingRoom CustomizationApplication Server Tiered API’s

• SOAP API’s– XML interfaces to underlying

functionality of SDK java components

– Independent of language implementation of external system

Java/SOAP Java/SOAP

LivingRoomWeb Services

API’s

LivingRoomWeb Services

API’s

• Java APIs– For realtime interaction with

SDK java components

– Used for closer control

– Can be used for customer implementation of SDK extensions

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LivingRoom CustomizationClient SDKLivingRoom CustomizationClient SDK

• Benefits:– Brand & change the interfaces– Introduce special UI’s – i.e., Halloween

Special UI– Light client approach is portable across

a broad variety of STB’s for the ultimate in service flexibility

– Easily add new, revenue generating features without relying on vendor

– Standard, off-the-shelf technology utilizes commodity skill sets

LivingRoomWeb Services

API’s

LivingRoomWeb Services

API’s

• What do you get?– Portal Customization Guide

• Customize the Portal Client – Javascript, HTML & SOAP/XML

• Basic skills of a web developer

– Portal Programmer’s Guide• Add new services & business logic• API documentation of Kasenna

LivingRoom application server

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LivingRoom CustomizationFuture Services Enabled by Web ServicesLivingRoom CustomizationFuture Services Enabled by Web Services

Today

• Multiple user interfaces options (“Skins”)

• Photo Galleries with major service providers

• Chat/email applications

• Walled garden internet content

• News, Blog & other info feeds via RSS

Tomorrow…

• Internet video

• Targeted Advertising

• and much more…

Buy the right platform to get you here…

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LivingRoom CustomizationIntegration with BSS SolutionLivingRoom CustomizationIntegration with BSS Solution

• Benefits:– Standard, off-the-shelf

technology utilizes commodity skill sets to customize and extend

• What do you get?– Adapter Source Code & Guide

• Experience with Java, XML, data transformations & network protocols

• Good understanding of the Kasenna Adapter APIs

• Access to OSS/BSS application API’s

LivingRoomWeb Services

API’s

LivingRoomWeb Services

API’s

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LivingRoom CustomizationOSS Integration – SNMP/NOC IntegrationLivingRoom CustomizationOSS Integration – SNMP/NOC Integration

• SMMP Monitoring & Management

• Telco infrastructure NOC’s use SNMP management tools for monitoring & managing faults, errors, performance, etc.

• LivingRoom integrated with HP’s SDP packages for managing critical events and performance metrics– LivingRoom Server Information/Status/Errors– Traffic information– Software Information/Status/Errors– Service Management Information/Status/Errors– Package errors, recording errors, purchase errors, EPG

errors, etc.LIVINGROOM-MIB.t

xt

LivingRoom SNMP MIB

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LivingRoom Backend Administration: Management CategoriesLivingRoom Backend Administration: Management Categories

• Application Management– Content Sources, Packages,

Video Servers, Offerings, Program Guides, Channel Maps

• Subscriber Management– Subscriber, Equipment,

Service Levels, Purchases

• Integration Management– Adapters for Billing, EPG,

DRM, EAS, SMS, Caller ID, etc.

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LivingRoom Backend Administration: Application ManagementLivingRoom Backend Administration: Application Management

• Multiple content sources– Studio content, regional content,

local content– Catchers, FTP servers & etc.

• Standards based metadata & content– CableLabs ADI 1.1 compliant

• Manage & monitor content installation & availability

• Minimize operational costs– Automated mode (Auto

Deployer) or manual installation possible

• Scripting interface for custom or batch requirements

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LivingRoom Backend Administration: Package & Offering MgmtLivingRoom Backend Administration: Package & Offering Mgmt

• Offerings – On-Demand catalog that is offered to the subscribers

• Program Guides – contains the program events and schedules for future shows

• Channel Maps – create channel line-ups consisting of Broadcast based and On-Demand based channels

• Scripting interface for custom or batch requirements

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LivingRoom BackendAdministration: Content ManagementLivingRoom BackendAdministration: Content Management

• Multiple content sources– Catchers, FTP servers & more

• Manage & monitor content installation & availability

• Group services into different service plans

• Subscriber subscribes to one Service Plan

• Purchases – keeps track of on-demand buys

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LivingRoom Backend Integration: AdaptersLivingRoom Backend Integration: Adapters

• Adapters provide the “glue” to external systems– Billing system– EPG providers– Subscriber Management Systems

(SMS)– Emergency Alert Systems (EAS)– Digital Rights Management Systems

(DRM)– Caller-ID Systems etc.

• Adapters are customizable without changing application server

• Multiple adapters can coexist simultaneously

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LivingRoom Backend Integration: BSS and OSSLivingRoom Backend Integration: BSS and OSS

• SMMP Monitoring & Management

• Telco infrastructure NOC’s use SNMP management tools for monitoring & managing faults, errors, performance, etc.

• LivingRoom fully integrated with HP SDP for managing critical events and performance metrics– LivingRoom Server Information/Status/Errors

– Traffic information

– Software Information/Status/Errors

– Service Management Information/Status/Errors

– Package errors, recording errors, purchase errors, EPG errors, etc.

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Scalable, Reliable & RedundantMirrored System WorkflowScalable, Reliable & RedundantMirrored System Workflow

1. Active server receives client requests

2. Mirrored server acts as hot standby receiving hot data

3. If active server fails, mirrored server takes status as active server using standard Linux failover

4. Active Server

Mirrored Architecture

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Scalable, Reliable & RedundantClustered SystemScalable, Reliable & RedundantClustered System

• High available components throughout

– LivingRoom application servers clustered in n+1 architecture

– n+1 database servers– Highly available database storage– Highly available L4 switch

configuration

• Scalability & Reliability Workflow1. Clustered servers receive requests

from client (through L4 switch)2. L4 switch routes to server in cluster3. Servers all accessing highly available

DB4. Additional servers added for scalability5. Centralized database6. LivingRoom server fails, L4 switch

removes from cluster7. Requests routed through other servers

Benefits– Technology is “tried and true”– Scaleable – supports a very large

number of subscribers– Servers can also be maintained without

impacting entire IPTV service– Uses cost effective off-the-shelf

components

Clustered Architecture

DataBase Servers & Storage (Oracle SAN/NAS))

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Scalable, Reliable & RedundantScalability – “Web-farm” type architectureScalable, Reliable & RedundantScalability – “Web-farm” type architecture

• Centralized and/or distributable based on network and subscriber topology

• Easy to manage & maintain

• Independently scalable– Streams

– Storage

– Subscribers

• Standard– Protocols

– Technology

– Components

– Hardware

Multicast TV

HTTP

LR ClusterVirtual IP

MediaBase ClusterVirtual IP

RTSP

LivingRoom Server

LivingRoom Server

LivingRoom Server

L2/L4

..

National/Local:EPG, VOD,

Catcher & Encryption

National/Local: Broadcast TV &

Encryption

RTSP Controls

Unicast VOD

vFusion Server Reliable MulticastDownload

Headend

L2

LivingRoom Server

MediaBaseServer

MediaBaseServer

MediaBaseServer

RAMBase Server

RAMBase Server

RAMBase Server

L2/

L4

Sw

itch

Proxy Server

LivingRoom Database

DatabaseServer

(Oracle)

DatabaseStorage

(SAN/NAS)

DatabaseServer

(Mirrored for HA)

DatabaseStorage

(SAN/NAS)

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Distributed ArchitectureReliability, Failover & Load BalancingDistributed ArchitectureReliability, Failover & Load Balancing

Headend

L2/L4

RTSP Controls

Unicast VOD

Reliable MulticastDownload

vFusion Server

MediaBaseServer

RAMBase Server

RAMBase Server

RAMBase Server

..National/Local:

EPG, VOD,Catcher & Encryption

L2

L2

/L4

Sw

itc

h

LivingRoom Server

LivingRoom Server

LivingRoom Server

LivingRoom Server

Proxy Server

LivingRoom + SDP Database

DatabaseServer

(Oracle)

DatabaseStorage

(SAN/NAS)

DatabaseServer

(Mirrored for HA)

DatabaseStorage

(SAN/NAS)

National/Local: Broadcast TV &

Encryption

BackboneNetwork L2/

L4RTSP Controls

Unicast VOD

Reliable MulticastDownload

vFusion Server

MediaBaseServer

RAMBase Server

RAMBase Server

RAMBase Server

L2/L4

RTSP Controls

Unicast VOD

Reliable MulticastDownload

vFusion Server

MediaBaseServer

RAMBase Server

RAMBase Server

RAMBase Server

vFusion Library& Distribution System

vFusion Library& Distribution System

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LivingRoom Load BalancingLivingRoom Load Balancing

Client128.10.10.14

Layer 4 Switch

S11 S12 S13

S21 S22 S23

Source IP Virtual IP

Virtual IP Real Server Mapping

LivingRoom Cluster1. Client makes request to play a movie

2. LivingRoom determines which POP to send request to, based on client’s IP address ; generates RTSP URLs accordingly

3. Client sends RTSP request to virtual IP. Switch translates virtual IP to actual server mapping and sends to appropriate server based on administrator’s criteria

4. Video Server sends rtp/udp data directly to client

POP1

S11

S12S13

S21S22

S23

POP2

POP 2

POP1 , C1

130.10.10.1

130.10.10.100

POP2 , C1

128.10.10.1

128.10.10.100

4

2

3

1

POP 1

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LivingRoom BackendIntegration: BSS SolutionLivingRoom BackendIntegration: BSS Solution

• Benefits– Standard, off-the-shelf technology utilizes commodity skill sets

to customize and extend

• What you get– Adapter Source Code & Guide– Experience with Java, XML, data transformations & network

protocols– Good understanding of the Kasenna Adapter APIs– Access to OSS/BSS application API’s

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Copyright © 2006 Kasenna, Inc. All Rights Reserved

Additional on MediaBase

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Video Content Delivery PlatformMediaBaseVideo Content Delivery PlatformMediaBase

Deployable in a multi-tiered architecture

Feature rich – All major formats• MPEG-4 (H.264)• MPEG-2• MP-3

Extremely High Performance & Dense Hardware Configurations

Flexible hardware architectures for optimum storage usage

MediaBase XMP Softwarescalable, reliable video streaming &

Distribution servers

LivingRoomIPTV Application

client software & backend management application

vFusionCDN Element & Workflow Management

IPTV Service Delivery PlatformIPTV Service Delivery Platform

Video Content Delivery PlatformVideo Content Delivery Platform

LivingRoom SDK™Integration and application

development framework

PortalTVPortalTV Reliable, Scalable Video Streaming & Distribution Platform

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Reliability & Quality of ServiceKasenna Cluster ManagerReliability & Quality of ServiceKasenna Cluster Manager

1. Multiple servers clustered together to act as server system

2. Storage configuration includes content group + cache group

3. Content is distributed across servers

4. Playouts are spread across servers

5. If usage on track to exceed capacity of a server, content is automatically replicated to another server.

6. Cache is reclaimed once usage drops.

7. Load will be balanced across the server using standard protocols.

Title Title Title CacheTitle Title Title Cache !!!!

!!!!

New MoviesNew Movies

… distributed

acrossservers

… distributed

acrossservers

!!!!“Spread”

usage pattern

“Spread”

usage pattern

“Focused”

usage pattern

“Focused”

usage pattern

= Popular Movie= Popular Movie

Server

Cluster

Server

Cluster

… leads to

demand spread.

… leads to

demand spread.

Benefits• Maximizes storage resources by using dynamic replication on an as-needed-basis

• Built-in failure intelligence continues operations if a server node fails with

• Automatic load management & replication guarantees quality of service – no need for the operator to intervene.

• Easy to add more content & storage

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Content CachingEfficient, Available, and Cost EffectiveContent CachingEfficient, Available, and Cost Effective

8.94%

53.98%

70.62%

83.23%

98.07%

0.00%

20.00%

40.00%

60.00%

80.00%

100.00%

120.00%

0.00% 10.00% 20.00% 30.00% 40.00% 50.00% 60.00% 70.00% 80.00%

Asset

Re

qu

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t

Popular Less Popular

Memory Cache

Disk CacheLibrary

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MediaBase XMPClustered SystemsMediaBase XMPClustered Systems

Building Redundancy & Scaling

1. Cluster highly available servers for additional streaming & storage capacity or for n+1 redundancy

2. Add more storage for more storage capacity

3. Add servers to clusters additional streaming & storage capacity

4. Kasenna Cluster Manager manages content according to predictive algorithms & predefined business rules

5. Subscriber load is balanced across the servers automatically

Clustered Servers

Str

ea

min

g

MediaBase ServerDisk

1MediaBase ServerDisk

MediaBase ServerDisk

Ing

es

ts

Kas

enn

a C

lust

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anag

er

Disk 2

3

4

Benefits:

• Highly scalable – start small and grow as needed (streams & storage)

• Extremely reliable – no single point of failure

• Manageable – upgrade/maintain servers without taking the service down

• Very high quality of service – Kasenna Cluster Manager ensures bandwidth & content availability

Reliability, Scalability & Load Balancing

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MediaBase XMPHybrid, Clustered SystemsMediaBase XMPHybrid, Clustered Systems

Benefits:• Highly scalable – start small and grow as needed (streams & storage)

• Extremely reliable – no single point of failure

• Manageable – upgrade/maintain servers without taking the service down

• Very high quality of service – Kasenna Cluster Manager ensures bandwidth & content availability

Library Servers Hybrid Cluster

Building Blocks

MediaBase ServerDisk RAM

RAMBase Server RAM

Cache Servers

MediaBase ServerDisk

+

=

Video Delivery System

MediaBase ServerDisk RAM

MediaBase ServerDisk

RAMBase Server RAM

RAMBase Server RAM

RAMBase Server RAM

RAMBase Server RAM

Extreme Density, Scalability & Reliability

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Multiformat• MPEG-2, MPEG-1• WM9, WMA, MP3 • MPEG-4 (part 2)

Formats• H.264 (AVC) in MPEG-2 TS

• H.264 in RTP (future*)

• VC1 (future*)

Servers(Linux/Intel x86)

Storage

Multi-level Storage• HSM

Direct Attach Storage• Builtin (SCSI)Shared-Storage• SAN, NAS

Ingest

• VOD ingest with multi-speed FF/RW

• Network PVR w/ real-time FF/RW

Delivery(Stream or Download)• Unicast

• Multicast• Unicast or

Multicast Download (future)

• STB Clients• PC Clients• Mobile Clients

MediaBaseXMPFeature Rich ElementsMediaBaseXMPFeature Rich Elements

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Additional on vFusion

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Video Content Delivery Platform (vFusion)Video Content Delivery Platform (vFusion)

MediaBase XMP Softwarescalable, reliable video steaming

LivingRoomIPTV Application

client software & backend management application

vFusionCDN Element & Workflow Management

IPTV Service Delivery PlatformIPTV Service Delivery Platform

Video Content Delivery PlatformVideo Content Delivery Platform

LivingRoom SDK™Integration and application

development framework

PortalTVPortalTVCDN Element Management & Workflow Management

Application

Manage, Configure, Monitor Kasenna network elements from a centralized application

Direct the workflows between various network elements

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Issues with Tiered Network ArchitecturesIssues with Tiered Network Architectures

CAPEX-related• Storage Costs

– All content at edges approach is cost-prohibitive

• Bandwidth costs– Core bandwidth more

“expensive” than access bandwidth

OPEX-related• Workflow Management

– Complex Workflow management require on-site personnel

• System Management– Content Management– Element Management

Affects the Total Cost of Operations

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vFusionMapping Tasks to the NetworkvFusionMapping Tasks to the Network

Content Preparation(metadata,

encryption, etc.)

Content Preparation(metadata,

encryption, etc.)

Content Distribution

Servers

Content Distribution

Servers

Content Acquisition

Servers

Content Acquisition

Servers

Content Distribution

Network

Content Distribution

NetworkContent

DistributionServers

Content Distribution

Servers

Headend Streaming

Servers

Headend Streaming

Servers

Local TVLocal TV

BroadcastTV

BroadcastTV

On Demand Content

On Demand Content

TV forNPVRTV forNPVR

Staged ContentStaged Content

Content Propagation &

DeliveryNetwork

Content Propagation &

DeliveryNetwork

AccessNetworkAccessNetwork

Edge Cache

Servers

Edge Cache

Servers

Edge Distribution

Servers

Edge Distribution

Servers

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vFusionWorkflow ManagementvFusionWorkflow Management

Ingest

Store(+ Process)

Distribute

Store(+ Process)

Stream

Broadcast (for Real-time NPVR)

Broadcast (for Real-time NPVR)

On-Demand

(non Real-time)

On-Demand

(non Real-time)

Trick-file Generation

(RT, NRT)

Trick-file Generation

(RT, NRT)

Encryption (RT, NRT)Encryption (RT, NRT) Point-to-PointPoint-to-PointReliable Multicast

(NORM, FEC)

Reliable Multicast

(NORM, FEC)

VHOVHO

Ingest Store Distribute

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vFusionWorkflow ManagementvFusionWorkflow Management

VHOVHOVSOVSO

Pre-load “Popular Content”Pre-load “Popular Content” Replace “popular” cache

Misses periodically

Replace “popular” cache

Misses periodically

All or most of the

Content

All or most of the

Content

“Popular” content

Storage (e.g. 20%)

(Goal: terminate ~80%

traffic at VSO)

“Popular” content

Storage (e.g. 20%)

(Goal: terminate ~80%

traffic at VSO)

Store Propagate Stream Measure Propagate

Ingest

PropagateStore

(+ Process)

Store(+ Process)

Stream Stream

Feedback

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VSOVSO Store(+ Process)

Ingest

DownloadStore

(+ Process)

Stream Stream

Ingest

Client (Home)Client (Home)

“Push VOD”“Push VOD” “Pull VOD”“Pull VOD”

vFusionWorkflow ManagementvFusionWorkflow Management

Store Download Store Stream

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… and evolve into complex workflows inmulti-tiered networks

… and evolve into complex workflows inmulti-tiered networks

TV(for NPVR)

Staged Content

Content Acquisition

Servers

Content PreparationFunctions

(e.g. metadata, encryption)

On-Demand Content

(satellite)

HeadendStreamingServers

Content Distribution Servers

Content Distribution

Network

ContentDistribution

Servers

Content Propagation & Delivery Network

HeadendStreamingServers

ContentDistribution

Servers

HeadendStreamingServers

ContentDistribution

Servers

Edge Cache Servers

Edge Distribution Servers

Edge Cache Servers

Edge Distribution Servers

Content Propagation &

Delivery Network

Edge Cache Servers

Edge Distribution Servers

Edge Cache Servers

Edge Distribution Servers

Content Propagation & Delivery Network

Edge Cache Servers

Edge Distribution Servers

Edge Cache Servers

Edge Distribution Servers

AccessNetwork

AccessNetwork

AccessNetwork

AccessNetwork

AccessNetwork

AccessNetwork

TV(Broadcast)

Local TV(Broadcast)

Local TV(Broadcast)

Originate Acquire DistributePrepare

Store

StoreDownloadOriginate

DistributePropagate

Stream CacheStream

DownloadDistributeStream Interact

Consume

Content Delivery Workflow

MeasureReportReport

Local Content

Super Headend orContent Aggregation Center

Regional Headend

Regional Headend

Regional Headend

Edges

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CDN TiersCDN Tiers

• Tiered or distributed networks are necessary if it is not practical to serve all users from one central point due to:– Bandwidth limitations – Speed of light limitations

– Scalability needs – Redundancy needs

• Typical tiers– Tier-1 (Super headend)

• Central Site – main ingest, library & distribution point

– Tier-2 (Regional headend) • Regional content, redundant feeds, distribution/propagation point

– Tier-3 (Edge site/POP, etc.)• Caching & streaming for popular content, reduced core bandwidth usage

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8.94%

53.98%

70.62%

83.23%

98.07%

0.00%

20.00%

40.00%

60.00%

80.00%

100.00%

120.00%

0.00% 10.00% 20.00% 30.00% 40.00% 50.00% 60.00% 70.00% 80.00%

Movies

Po

pu

lari

ty

L0 L1 L2 L3

RAM Cache

(L0)

RAM Cache

(L0)

RAM Cache

(L0)

Vid

eoS

erve

rV

ideo

Ser

ver

Vid

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erve

r Lo

ca

l L

ibra

ry

Sto

rag

e

(L2

)

Lib

rary

Sto

rag

e

(L3

)

Disk Cache(L1)

Disk Cache(L1)

Disk Cache(L1)

Techniques• Tier storage according

to usage– Pre-place popular or

newer content at “head of memory”

• Use measurements to rebalance

Benefits:• Use considerably less

storage at edges

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