The new modules Navori has added to its QL software, Load Balancing, Failover and CDN, They facilitate the distribution of content in digital signage networks that integrate a large number of screens and media players.

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Navori Labs has incorporated new modules to its QL engine to strengthen the management and delivery of content through large digital signage networks. These are the QL Load Balancing tools (QL Load Balancing), Failover and CDN, designed for out-of-home networks integrated by more than a thousand Android or Windows players.

Navori at the cc Recoleta Mall in Buenos AiresCDN module establishes a connection between QL Professional and Microsoft's Azure cloud network. The open nature and robust backbone of Azure and is an ideal content delivery network for video, Graphs and data in large retail or transit networks, where Navori QL Server distributes content aimed at many places and screens.

“Azure integration provides greater ability to increase the number of users supported simultaneously and scale to increase network strength and decrease server load. This integration, In addition, Improves server content availability and reduces network latency and packet loss, resulting in better quality of service across the infrastructure”, comments Jerome Moeri, CEO of Navori Labs.

Navori QL National Commercial BankQL Load Balancer and CDN modules can be deployed separately to manage workload distribution across multiple servers. Ideal for on-premise use with QL Professional or cloud deployments, QL Load Balancer accelerates response times through efficient distribution of network resources , preventing server capacity from being exceeded.

Navori Labs offers QL Load Balancer in various configurations, including a reverse proxy that distributes traffic across multiple servers; A virtual shared drive, that optimizes storage; and a Microsoft SQL environment.

Navori Labs Failover module provides the dual benefit of switching by allowing content streams to be switched in the event of system failure or maintenance.


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by • 3 sea, 2016
• section: storage, control, Digital signage, display, Signal distribution, Infrastructure, networks