TAG brings broadcast monitoring to OCI as egress wars heat up
TAG Video Systems is collaborating with Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) to make TAG’s monitoring and related product suite available on the OCI platform. The integration adds a production-validated monitoring stack for OCI-based workflows, targeting end-to-end IP signal visibility and scalable compute for always-on live broadcast workloads, with joint support for customers migrating from on-prem or other clouds.
Key Takeaways
- TAG’s full monitoring suite will be available on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, integrated into OCI workflows
- The integration targets end-to-end IP-native signal visibility for live broadcast pipelines (ingest through playout)
- OCI positions the offer around predictable scaling for bursty/always-on workloads and reduced cost surprises
- TAG + OCI are offering joint support to ease migrations from on-premises or alternative cloud environments
- Oracle highlights free egress tier and bandwidth pricing as a differentiator versus typical hyperscaler rates
Why It Matters
Cloud video isn’t blocked by codecs anymore—it’s blocked by operational confidence and bandwidth economics. Monitoring is the “trust layer” for live IP workflows, and making TAG’s stack native on OCI lowers friction for broadcasters who want multicloud leverage without sacrificing NOC-grade visibility. Oracle’s egress posture is the other tell: pricing pressure is moving from compute to network, and vendors are increasingly using bandwidth terms to win media workloads. The emerging meme: observability + egress strategy is becoming the real cloud differentiator for streaming and broadcast operations.
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