27 August, 2026 | 18:56
Live events place the greatest strain on streaming infrastructure at the moment of peak audience interest: a goal, a show finale, a major announcement, or a keynote address at an international summit.
At precisely that moment, the infrastructure must support a high volume of concurrent viewing sessions and keep delivering if one of its components becomes unavailable.
This requires load balancing, capacity headroom, automatic failover, continuous monitoring, and geo-redundancy.
Stream Online is designed to handle peak demand and runs on dedicated, geo-redundant CDN infrastructure. Traffic is distributed across nodes; redundancy mechanisms maintain delivery if an individual component fails and our NOC monitors the service around the clock.
For viewers, all this architecture has one outcome: the video keeps playing at the moment that matters most.
Stable playback must be designed in before the event begins - through capacity planning, redundancy architecture and testing against expected demand.
Media companies can choose the right infrastructure model for playout, OTT, streaming, and channel distribution operations — Cosmonova Broadcast explains how
In 2010, the Cosmonova Broadcast team delivered Ukraine’s first online broadcast of a global sports event, supporting ICTV’s FIFA World Cup coverage
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Managed geo-redundant infrastructure, 24/7 NOC monitoring, technical support, and clearly defined operational procedures enable Cosmonova Broadcast to deliver a 99.98% SLA
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