Veset Nimbus is a cloud-native playout automation platform built on AWS that combines scheduling, content management, real-time graphics insertion, and automated playout. It supports broadcasters with a pay-as-you-go model to reduce hardware costs and enable remote channel management.
Veset Nimbus gives broadcasters a pay-as-you-go path to replace hardware playout with cloud-native automation on AWS, combining scheduling, graphics, and content management in one platform. This positions Veset alongside other cloud-native challengers targeting FAST and OTT channel operators who need rapid, low-capex deployment. Watch whether the listed case study deployments—TV Azteca and others—signal broader migration among traditional broadcasters to all-cloud playout.
Veset Nimbus became available in AWS Marketplace in May 2023, giving AWS customers a self-service path to launch linear, OTT, and FAST channels without upfront hardware investment. The marketplace listing positions Nimbus as an enterprise-grade cloud playout solution for advanced channel origination, with CEO Gatis Gailis stating that broadcasters can create and launch professional channels in a matter of minutes through the on-demand model.
Veset's AWS partnership extends beyond a single product. The company also offers Veset Stratus, a simplified hosted linear channel management platform available direct or via AWS Marketplace, targeting users who need a lighter-weight out-of-the-box solution.
Deployments listed on Veset's AWS partner page illustrate the platform's range. BluTV transitioned its Action and Comedy channels to Veset Nimbus, delivering RTMP feeds to its OTT platform and smart TV apps including Apple TV, Samsung TV, and LG Smart TV, while continuing to use AWS EC2 and S3 services. InTheBox TV moved its playout operation to AWS with Veset Nimbus, achieving higher service availability and a more streamlined content preparation workflow. Webedia launched two professional live OTT channels using Veset Nimbus with AWS EC2 and S3 resources for encoding and multiplexing.
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