OpenCDN is a handy tool designed for building an application-level Content Delivery Network. It’s great for sharing live and recorded multimedia content. So, if you’re into streaming or sharing videos, this could be right up your alley!
This software is written in Perl and uses a cool tech called Relay to split incoming media packets. This means it can handle multiple streams of data at once! The system has a control plane that lets you manage how content gets delivered remotely.
The media distribution is organized among various Nodes with the help of a central unit known as Request Routing and Distribution Management (RRDM). Yep, that’s also written in Perl! Content providers can register their media and share metadata about it.
If there are enough Relay nodes set up between the source and where the content needs to go, OpenCDN can send media out to tons of clients without stressing the network or servers too much. It really shines in delivering content by crossing the first and last mile only once!
The code is super modular, making it easy to adapt to different Relay technologies. Originally, it was built on Apple's Darwin Streaming Server but later tweaked for Helix Universal Server by Real.
You can check out more details or download OpenCDN here!
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