Dynamic Cloud Packaging leverages the HTTP Large platform to stream live and on-demand content. Specifically, it leverages the HTTP Large platform to achieve efficient worldwide delivery. This allows it to take advantage of the services and features that are available on the HTTP Large platform.
Learn how to:
Traffic generated by the Dynamic Cloud Packaging service is logged under the HTTP Large platform. This report data may be viewed via our Analytics product. Detailed information on how this data is reported for each module is provided below.
Module | Description |
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Core Reports |
Core Reports does not distinguish or segregate Dynamic Cloud Packaging traffic from other HTTP Large traffic. The following reports include data for all HTTP Large traffic:
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Custom Reports |
If Dynamic Cloud Packaging is streamed via an edge CNAME, then a custom report may be generated to view hits and data transferred statistics. Enable the logging of the number of hits and total data transferred for a specific edge CNAME by enabling its Custom Reports option. |
Real-Time Statistics |
Real-Time Statistics does not distinguish or segregate Dynamic Cloud Packaging traffic from other HTTP Large traffic. The following reports include data for all HTTP Large traffic:
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Advanced Content Analytics |
The following HTTP Large reports track usage by origin directory:
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Edge Performance Analytics |
Origin Directory The following HTTP Large reports track usage by origin directory:
Origin Name The Origins (HTTP Large) report tracks usage by origin name.
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To track Dynamic Cloud Packaging usage via Custom Reports
Create an edge CNAME that points to one of the origin directories listed below.
To generate a custom report on Dynamic Cloud Packaging traffic
Verify the following:
Navigate to the HTTP Large custom report.
Rules Engine can impact the functionality of Dynamic Cloud Packaging. For example, a rule that defines a cache policy on all requests will prevent a player from retrieving an updated manifest file. In turn, this will prevent the player from properly streaming the requested media.
Under most circumstances, it is recommended to modify each rule's match conditions (e.g., CDN Origin, Customer Origin, Edge CNAME, etc.) to exclude this service. An exception takes place when securing manifest files (e.g., via the Token Auth feature).
Tips for defining or reviewing rules:
The best way to ensure that a rule will not apply to this service is to match by origin server or by URL.
View the origin directories used by Dynamic Cloud Packaging.
Dynamic Cloud Packaging uses the following origin identifiers:
Type | Origin Directory |
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Live Streaming - Playback |
/24ANThis term represents your customer account number (e.g., 0001) which can be found in the upper right-hand corner of the MCC. (Dynamic Cloud Packaging Live Playback Instance) Sample Playback URL: http://wpc.0001.{Base Domain}/240001/myinstance/movie.mp4.m3u8
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Live Streaming - Publishing |
/20ANThis term represents your customer account number (e.g., 0001) which can be found in the upper right-hand corner of the MCC. (Dynamic Cloud Packaging Live Publish Instance) Report data is not generated for publishing points. Sample Publishing Point URL: http://wpc.0001.{Base Domain}/200001/myinstance/stream.m3u8
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On-Demand Streaming - CDN Storage |
/04ANThis term represents your customer account number (e.g., 0001) which can be found in the upper right-hand corner of the MCC. (Dynamic Cloud Packaging CDN Origin) Sample Playback URL (CDN Storage): http://wpc.0001.{Base Domain}/040001/videos/movie.mp4.m3u8
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On-Demand Streaming - Customer Origin |
/84ANThis term represents your customer account number (e.g., 0001) which can be found in the upper right-hand corner of the MCC./CustomerOriginIdentifies a customer origin configuration by its directory name. Sample Playback URL (Customer Origin): http://wpc.0001.{Base Domain}/840001/sales/videos/movie.mp4.m3u8
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