Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Nicolas Weil

Saurav Sengupta

Gary Hertel

Kyle Sletmoe

Adam Ross

Nina Jeong Lane

Vinay Kumar Calastry Ramesh

Shruti Prakash Singh

Alexander Scott Mastrangelo

Arden Rasmussen

Ruochen Han

Yufei Gao

Connor William Mcmonigle

Stephen Abel

Nandan Bharatkumar Badheka

Lucas Langdon Bengtson

Jonathan Rand Hall

Jared James Stewart

Jocelyn Danae Spayd

Liyuan Liu

Marisol Curtis

Margo Haney McDowall

Michael Kale

Approaches are disclosed for managing aspects of content delivery in a multi-tenant environment. A request buffer can be used to remove correlations between requests and randomly shuffle requests without storing all the requests concurrently. A shuffle sharding algorithm can be used to randomly allocate a subset of resources to different users in order to ensure less than a maximum risk of one user impacting the use of all resources allocated to other users. In some embodiments, separate fleets of resources can be maintained for manifests and video segments to allow for more accurate scaling and customization. Multiple manifests can also be associated with a single endpoint to allow multiple media players to obtain similar content segments from the single endpoint.

Shuffle-based request buffer for managing large request volumes

Systems and methods for client-side processing of secondary event data are provided. Client computing device receive and process manifest information provided by a streaming content service in response to a content request. In addition to the identification of the set of encoded content segments, the returned manifest information includes the secondary event instructions that instruct the client computing device on how to further process received encoded content segments with secondary event data. The client computing device may process the secondary event instructions to identify what graphics and audio codes need to be inserted be include; timing information regarding when graphics or codes are needed to be inserted; location or placement information regarding how these graphics or codes are inserted when rendered by the client computing device.

Content delivery using client-side secondary event data instructions

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Portland, OR, United States of America

Nicolas Weil