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MTS 2025, Article 33 (pp. 1 to 20)
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A Partner-Centric Media Mesh: Overcoming Integration Bottlenecks in Cloud-Native Production

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SMPTE — Pasadena, CA
Doc Type
Conference Paper
Content Type
Original Research
Volume
00, pp. 1–20
Abstract
Cloud-native and hybrid production promises agility, scalability, and operational efficiency, but realizing that promise requires more than just shifting infrastructure. It demands access to the specialized partner technologies that address domain-specific media challenges, whether in compliance, audio processing, quality control, graphics, or format conversion. This paper introduces an architectural approach for partner-native workflows through a real-time, low-latency media mesh based on shared memory and modular microservices. In this approach, processing services, including host and third-party functions, operate using a shared, timing aware media plane. Unlike serial or message-passing chains, services read from and write to a common memory mesh with precise alignment, allowing parallel, asynchronous processing with deterministic behavior. Each microservice is integrated at the media plane to ingest, process, and distribute content across media types. Support for both compressed and uncompressed workflows ensures adaptability across high-performance and bandwidth-constrained environments. This enables best-of-breed systems where partner technologies contribute directly to workflows, rather than routing to the periphery or as external hand-offs. This architecture offers quicker integration, fewer dependencies, and avoids vendor lock-in typical of traditional media systems. Partners directly onboard modular capabilities into a shared mesh, benefiting from elastic scaling and unified orchestration, rather than relying on custom connections or lengthy integration cycles. Aligned with their vision for openness and modularity, this work proposes a practical extension of the EBU's Dynamic Media Facility (DMF) initiative that expands their principles into additional live cloud workflows. By emphasizing interoperability, flexibility, and cross facility deployments, this paper aims to advance the conversation around how memory-level collaboration unlocks media production at scale.
Publication Date
2025-10-13
ISBN
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Author(s)
Jonathan Solomon
Michael Cronk
Keyword(s)
Global Shared-memory Mesh, Remote Shared Memory, Synchronous Processing, Live Production, Hybrid Production, Cloud-native Media, Media Microservices, Time-aligned Media, Media Exchange Layer (MXL), Containerized Media Services, Low-latency Media, Distributed Media Systems, Media Pipeline Modernization
Copyright
© 2025 SMPTE
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