Services
Each practice below is something Stratova can be commissioned to do. Scope, responsibility, and cover are set in the engagement, not on this page.
Stratova designs computer systems for organisations whose software, data, and networks have to behave as one estate. The work names boundaries, capacity, integration points, and the operational picture people use when something changes.
A design is useful when an operator can tell what a failure will touch. That is the standard applied to new platforms and to estates that have grown by accumulation.
Platforms for ingest, packaging, entitlement, and delivery of live and on-demand media. The aim is a service that stays available while audiences, bitrates, and origins move.
Stratova works on the signalling, interconnect, and operational layers around enterprise and media networks. The concern is not a diagram of the network in isolation. It is how sessions, routes, and neighbouring systems behave when the service is under load.
Telecom work is specified against the estate it has to join: existing carriers, internal voice or data platforms, and the software that already authenticates users.
Software written for the estate you already run. That includes control surfaces, integration services, entitlement logic, operational tools, and the parts of a platform that off-the-shelf products leave unfinished.
Stratova builds against agreed interfaces and operating constraints. The result is code your team can run, not a parallel product that has to be translated back into the business.
Architecture for concurrency, failure domains, and the cost of being wrong at peak. Cloud is treated as an operating environment with limits, not as a slogan.
Platforms that hold identity, relationships, and media in one operating picture. Stratova designs the system behind the network: accounts, feeds, media handling, abuse and access controls, and the points where the service meets telecoms or enterprise identity.
The public product can be social. The engineering problem is still availability, data protection, and a clear boundary between what is generated, what is stored, and what is delivered.
A commissioned reading of the estate before a build is funded. Stratova looks at traffic, dependencies, operating hours, and the constraints a later design will not be allowed to ignore. The output is a written position your own teams can argue with.
Network Infrastructure Management covers how routes, names, and change are held so that a streaming platform or enterprise service can be operated without folklore. Stratova documents the paths that matter and the conditions under which they are allowed to change.
Measurement that sits beside over-the-top delivery, close enough to change how the service is run. Analytics here means the figures an operator needs while a stream is live or a catalogue is being served: quality, reach, entitlement, and failure. It is not a separate report that arrives after the incident has closed.
OTT work includes the delivery architecture and the data that proves whether that architecture is doing what was agreed.
Access, retention, and the controls a live service can actually keep. Stratova treats protection as part of system design: who can reach a control plane, how keys and sessions are handled, what is logged, and how personal data is limited to a purpose.
This is engineering and operating practice. It is not a certificate, and it is not a claim that a system is beyond attack.
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A watched system, with people who know how it was built. Monitoring is tied to the failure domains agreed in the design, not to a generic dashboard.
Round-the-clock cover is a contracted service. Where it is in scope, Stratova stays with the platform through the hours the service itself is expected to answer.
Where it is not in scope, support hours are written down with everything else. This page does not invent a promise your agreement does not contain.
A stable surface between a Stratova-built platform and the systems of record around it: identity, billing, telecoms, content, and internal operations. Integration is designed so a change on one side has a known effect on the other.
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