What StreamHub is and how to get the most from it: concepts, step-by-step guides and tours of every feature.
When one box is not enough, add nodes. How the origin self-registers, edges join and heartbeat, and where the current cluster support draws its lines.
From a fresh Linux box to a live media server with auto-TLS in one command. The installer, what it provisions, and how to verify it.
Your first two API calls: register an app and issue a scoped token. A tour of the REST API envelope and the auth header every request needs.
Create an RTMP ingress, drop the URL and stream key into OBS, and go live. Includes the optional stream password and a player URL you can share.
WHIP is WebRTC ingest over a single HTTP request — the lowest-latency way to push into StreamHub. When to use it over RTMP, and how to create a WHIP endpoint.
Start a recording with one call, let egress and the upload job do the rest, and end up with a playable VOD in your own bucket. Including split parts and snapshots.
Set a callback URL and StreamHub POSTs a signed envelope on every stream and VOD event. How to verify the HMAC signature and handle retries.
Install the YOLO plugin and a Python worker runs object detection over your live stream, drawing bounding boxes on the player overlay. Framework-managed, no glue code.
A privacy plugin: a Python worker detects faces with CenterFace and the player overlay blurs, mosaics or masks them client-side. Read the privacy caveat before you rely on it.