Enterprise live streaming infrastructure built for event control
Run corporate events and webinars on isolated dedicated hardware, sizing each webinar streaming server role to limit contention, preserve recording headroom, and control origin load.
Control corporate event streaming infrastructure
Isolated server capacity for every event role
Separate ingest, processing, recording, packaging, and origin roles so each workload receives a defined capacity.
Planned server capacity budgets for events
Plan server capacity for concurrency, rendition outputs, recording windows, and standby headroom your team validates.
Regional placement aligned to origin demand
Choose regional placement and bandwidth that match contribution paths, origin demand, and your operating model.
CDN delivery after stream packaging phase
Deliver packaged streams through CDN to public audiences and reduce repeat requests against the origin.
Available configurations
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Structure event ingest, processing, recording, origin & delivery
Corporate events concentrate ingest, processing, recording, packaging, and origin demand into a fixed broadcast window. When those roles share an undifferentiated environment, one workload can consume the resources another needs. Plan each role against concurrency, rendition count, recording policy, and recovery objectives before go-live.
Melbicom provides isolated dedicated hardware with configurable CPU, RAM, storage, regional placement, and bandwidth choices. Your team installs and operates the streaming application, assigns role-specific capacity, and validates primary and standby behavior. The infrastructure stays under your control without implying a managed webinar platform.
Keep contribution, processing, recording, packaging, and origin on customer-operated servers, then hand already packaged streams to global CDN for public delivery and origin offload. This complementary boundary keeps application logic and recovery decisions with your team while the distribution layer absorbs repeated audience requests.
Control across the full event window
Six measurable effects of role-based capacity and bounded downstream delivery.
Defined role capacity
Lower resource contention
Planned standby headroom
Predictable recording throughput
Controlled event infrastructure
Reduced repeat origin requests
Run event roles on isolated hardware
Configure each webinar streaming server for role budgets, placement, storage, and bandwidth.
Isolated hardware for event roles
CPU and RAM choices by location
Storage profiles for long recordings
Both metered and unmetered bandwidth
Regional placement for ingest paths
Ready-to-deploy server configurations
Custom configurations for specific roles
24/7 infrastructure support access
Packaged stream delivery through CDN
Origin offload for public audiences
Plan your event stack
Match isolated server resources to event roles, concurrency, recording, and origin demand.
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Infrastructure patterns for corporate broadcasts
Town hall broadcasts
Isolate ingest, processing, recording, and origin roles so scheduled town halls keep workloads from competing.
Executive live updates
Reserve compute and bandwidth for executive broadcasts to protect capacity through the fixed event window.
Investor event streams
Size recording, packaging, and origin capacity for investor streams by viewers, renditions, and recovery needs.
Product launch webinars
Run customer-operated webinar application modules on isolated hardware so teams control product launch workloads.
Virtual conferences
Assign independent capacity to concurrent sessions, recordings, packaging jobs, and origin workloads across the agenda.
Employee training streams
Keep long-form training recordings and live processing on separately budgeted roles managed by the customer's software stack.
Public webinar delivery
Hand packaged outputs to global CDN so public viewers do not send repeated requests back to the event origin.
Packaged stream delivery
Use CDN for live webinars after packaging to distribute audience traffic while keeping origin operations customer-controlled.
FAQ
What kind of server is needed for live video streaming?
When should a corporate webinar origin use a CDN delivery layer?
Who provides the webinar application?
Can event roles run on separate servers?
How should teams plan standby capacity?
Do server configurations vary by location?
How should teams choose metered or unmetered bandwidth?
How many data centers are available?
Is infrastructure support available around the clock?
Who operates recording and packaging software?
Opening an account
Create an account, choose a server configuration, and assign capacity to your first event role.
Create an account
Plan your event stack
Share event roles, regions, concurrency, and recording plans so our team can discuss infrastructure options.
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