Cloud Hosting Server cloud hosting bare metal CPU

It goes without saying that a large part of website and application hosting is kept on the cloud rather than physical hardware. The architecture of the internet is becoming, quite literally, more virtual. Why Virtual Hosting? Quite simply, virtual hosting is easier, more scalable, and generally more cost efficient. Since virtual servers are maintained by the company that hosts them, there is no need for a dedicated server maintenance team saving time as well as money. When dealing with scaling, it's much easier to spin up a new server instance, than installing a brand new bare metal server. Additionally, that…

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AWS Server

Parking meters, deadlines, anniversaries; if not addressed within the appropriate timeframe, those things may cause you considerable problems (some more than others). Similarly, if your hosted server goes over a certain capacity there could be a financial consequence as well. We recently shared Amazon's announcement regarding their new pricing model, as they are now going to start charging on a per second basis. This change only applies to Linux users, and since Linux is our recommended platform for running Red5 Pro, this applies to you! What Does This Mean? This means that you could save money. For example, let's say…

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Tutorials WebRTC Server

It's estimated that about 65% of the general population are visual learners. In a visual learner's brain, words are converted into pictures (the opposite is true for auditory learners). With this in mind, we are excited to introduce an ongoing series of video tutorials! These guides, along with all our documentation, will demonstrate a variety of features and help you get Red5 Pro up and running. Below are the first two videos, but be on the lookout for more topics such as iOS and Android Custom Applications. I will let our CTO, Dominick Accattato, take it from here: Getting Started…

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WebRTC Security guide architecture Server

The web isn’t as simple as it used to be. The days of uploading a simple HTML page you coded in Notepad (or BBEdit) and uploaded via FTP to your WebServer are over. Even JavaScript isn’t the simple language it started as (who’s using the once ubiquitous JQuery these days?). The modern day JavaScript development process introduces a slurry of new requirements ranging from pulling code libraries from NPM to transpiling from ES6 so older browsers can interpret your code. Further increasing to the debatable chaos, the myriad of JS frameworks available can even baffle and overwhelm…

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Documentation Client Side Server

Unlike some other streaming solutions, we don’t just focus on the server side or the client side–we provide the whole stack. While this provides a tremendous amount of power and flexibility, it does make it more difficult to set up. A few of our customers were confused on how to get started, so we consolidated four of our guides in one place to make it more streamlined and simple to follow. This guide will get you quickly up and running with the Red5 Pro server and the client-side SDKs. Get the new Quick Start Guide and we look…

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Product Release Mobile SDKs Server

To the community, Happy Friday! We are super excited about our latest and final beta release for Red5 Pro. Our next version will be the 1.0–something we have been looking forward to for quite some time. We have just released some great updates to the Red5 Pro Server and Streaming SDKs, and wanted to provide some details on whats included. First off, none of the updates are critical, and the updated server is backwards compatible with the previous SDKs (unless you want to use the new security parameter feature). Below you will find: the release notes, the Server…

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