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Field notes from
streaming engineers.

Architecture, cost, live latency, DRM, payments — written by the team shipping BlessBit, not the marketing team.

Architecture

Why we went 100% serverless for OTT

How a serverless reference architecture cut our origin costs by 38% and made multi-region failover a no-op.

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Live engineering

Hitting sub-1.5s glass-to-glass on cellular networks

The packaging tweaks, CMAF chunk size and player-side tricks that finally killed the 5-second buffer.

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Payments

OMNI Payments: why one SDK beats five

Building a unified ledger across bKash, telco DCB, Stripe and PayPal — and why your CFO will care.

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DRM

Forensic watermarking without the latency tax

Session-bound A/B watermarking that doesn't blow up your transcoder bill or break HEVC playback on iOS.

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CDN

When to bring your own CDN — and when not to

A practical decision tree based on egress price per GB, peak concurrency and rights-territory enforcement.

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Scaling

Surviving a 4.2M concurrent live final

What we changed in origin shielding, cache-key design and player back-off the day before the big match.

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AEO

Optimising your OTT brand for Claude, GPT and Gemini

Schema.org, llms.txt, brand entity graphs — and why your About page might be the highest-leverage SEO surface in 2026.

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Compliance

Sovereign streaming: building OTT for governments

Air-gapped clusters, audit-log-per-playback, citizen verification and WCAG 2.1 AA — what changes when the regulator is your customer.

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Product

200+ features later: what every OTT operator actually needs

Five years of customer launches distilled into a checklist you can hand to your COO on Monday.

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