NVIDIA Holoscan for Media is a neutral, flexible, hybrid, IP-based platform architecture for the development and deployment of media applications. It's built on industry standards and APIs, integrates with open-source and ubiquitous technologies, and allows for fine-grain allocation of resources independent of use case.
This collection contains Holoscan for Media install files and the information needed to use them. These resources include our reference deployment guide, automation scripts, reference applications (Helm charts and containers), as well as links to information about the NVIDIA SDKs and application frameworks this platform utilizes.
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Announcement: Next-Generation Live Media Apps on Repurposable Clusters with NVIDIA Holoscan for Media
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Announcement: Next-Generation Live Media Apps on Repurposable Clusters with NVIDIA Holoscan for Media
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Announcement: Streamline Live Media Application Development with New Features in NVIDIA Holoscan for Media
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New highly-configurable Media Gateway Next reference container |
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Updated Platform Reference Deployment Guide |
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*Note: Local developer setups do not provide an NVIDIA-supported Holoscan for Media configuration for production. Such a system can be used for some development and debugging but it is not recommended for performance and stream compliance testing, which should be undertaken using several machines, or with a full 3-node compact cluster as described in the Holoscan for Media Platform reference deployment guide. It is important to understand that this environment is functionally incomplete. Capabilities of the Holoscan for Media platform such as PTP, resource slicing, Helm orchestration, and other functions are not provided in the local dev setup with Docker.
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