Module 09
Carrier Networking & High Availability
Operate high-throughput broadcast networks with 802.3ad LACP bonding, 802.1Q VLANs, IGMPv3 SSM and policy-based routing.
Operational scope
Purpose-built for this media task.
The module remains part of the StreamOps control plane, but the page and visual treatment follow the actual workflow rather than a repeated template.
Physical interface telemetry: monitor link speed (1G, 10G, 25G, 40G, 100G), duplex, MTU and carrier lock
IEEE 802.3ad LACP NIC bonding: aggregate multiple physical adapters for link redundancy and doubled throughput
802.1Q VLAN tagging: segregate management traffic, broadcast ingest and internet egress onto dedicated VLANs
Statmux Multicast & IGMPv3 SSM: advanced kernel-level multicast routing and dual-interface egress for IPTV headends
Broadcast-native
Built around signal paths, protocols and operational state.
Governed
Roles and audit controls stay attached to actions.
Observable
System state remains visible across related modules.
Next StreamOps module
Real-Time Hardware Telemetry & SNMP Alarms
Prevent broadcast failures before they happen with GPU/VRAM telemetry, per-core CPU load, thermal monitoring and SNMP traps.
StreamOps engineering
Deploy Carrier Networking & High Availability in your media path.
Share the sources, protocols, hardware, bitrate targets and operating model. We’ll align the StreamOps configuration to the workflow.