As well as being a great drop-in hosting system for a lot of bare-metal and “legacy” cloud workloads, Kubernetes provides […]
Author Archives: Doug Winter
FP: a quiet revolution
Functional Programming (FP) is taking over the programming world, which is kind of weird since it has taken over the […]
Containerisation: tips for using Kubernetes with AWS
Containers have been a key part of developer toolkits for many years now, but they are now becoming more common […]
Live video mixing with the BBC: Lessons learned
In this post I am going to reflect on some of the more interesting aspects of this project and the […]
Compositing and mixing video in the browser
This blog post is the 4th part of our ongoing series working with the BBC Research & Development team. If […]
The challenges of mixing live video streams over IP networks
Welcome to our second post on the work we’re doing with BBC Research & Development. If you’ve not read the […]
Building a live television video mixing application for the browser
This is the first in a series of posts about some work we are doing with BBC Research & Development. […]
Our Plants Need Watering Part II
This is the second post in a series doing a deep dive into Internet of Things implementation. If you didn’t […]
Internet Security Threats – When DDoS Attacks
On Friday evening an unknown entity launched one of the largest Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks yet recorded, against Dyn, […]
The economics of innovation
One of the services we provide is innovation support. We help companies of all sizes when they need help with […]