Remote work. Not necessarily a brand new concept, but as many of us have been forced to do due to the ongoing pandemic, it’s noticeable that working remotely in the media industry can be a bit of a challenge. That’s why Qumulo has partnered with AWS (Amazon Web Services) to streamline online collaboration without compromising on computing power. Dealing with 4K (and beyond) video puts quite a strain on the computer in question, and not everyone has a full-fledged editing suite at home. So how can you handle remote work when dealing with such demanding content? image credit: Qumulo Qumulo has announced a potential solution to this problem: Studio Q on AWS. This way, you can harness the vast computing power of Amazon’s servers and still work from home with nothing but your laptop. Qumulo Studio Q on AWS To make it work, Qumulo has tied together four technologies here that make up the Studio Q post-production platform: Adobe (Premiere Pro and After Effects), AWS, Qumulo and Teradici (PCoIP protocol). Combined, these four pillars allow users to harness the power of cloud computing without having to keep a server farm in the closet at home. Qumulo has partnered with AWS to offer Studio Q Quick Start, a CloudFormation template (CFT) that gets Studio Q up and running in less than an hour. Once everything is in place, you can control Premiere Pro (or After Effects) remotely from your laptop, but with the GPU power of a proper workstation. And with...
Published By: CineD - Thursday, 10 June, 2021