Transloadit scales to 1500 machines for faster encoding
We've increased our infrastructure to handle up to 1500 machines, ensuring faster encoding times for HD video imports with minimal wait for developers.
Kevin van Zonneveld
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We've increased our infrastructure to handle up to 1500 machines, ensuring faster encoding times for HD video imports with minimal wait for developers.

We're sponsoring BrooklynJS, offering free tickets to the event with talks on tech, including tus protocol for resumable uploads.

In 2015, we lowered our prices across the board by including more gigabytes for each plan, and by reducing the gigabytes you use beyond your plan (overage).

An explanation of our encoding engine upgrades, with specific focus on the core FFmpeg element

Our new /file/virusscan Robot will search your files for trojans, viruses, malware, and other malicious threats, and alert you through an error message.

Transloadit requires an update to the latest jQuery SDK version for improved performance and reduced server load, effective June 15, 2015.

We have made some considerable performance upgrades, which will make sure that the average Assembly runs up to 40% faster.

Our response to an S3 incident that overwrote result files, including the fixes, recovery help, and customer discounts.

The tus 1.0 prerelease contains various tweaks and fixes, bringing us another few steps closer to being able to offer reliable and resumable uploading.

We've switched to Amazon's official S3 CLI for improved file export reliability and updated our documentation for a better user experience.
