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> > Also it's free to stick the video on YouTube as an unisted video and embed the player... Yeah, right. What can go wrong uh... Naturally a lot, but for a co

by jpc0 3y ago

> > Also it's free to stick the video on YouTube as an unisted video and embed the player... Yeah, right. What can go wrong uh... Naturally a lot, but for a company that won't pay the actually low rates a SaaS provider charges for this, this would work just fine... Also why I mentioned that there are SaaS providers that do offer that which is a little more reliable. I believe one if them is the new up and coming one called Microsoft that most companies already have some sort of business agreement with.

johnchristopher 3y ago
Well, MS, Amazon and Youtube/Google are big no-no for that company at the moment (and for the foreseeable future). Thing is it's not about any SaaS provider rates, it's about ethical concerns but then we hit bandwidth cost problems. We'll see how it turns out.
- jpc0 3y ago
  I'm down for idealogical reason, in that case fo ahead. It's fun doing it yourself, it's just not good business in general. Honestly if any business is already paying for M365 of G Workspaces there is absolutely no reason to deploy your own video infra, you likely are already paying for video infra.