stream.place
Live video on the AT Protocol
docs: add /var/lib/streamplace SP_DATA_DIR
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# strip the -cloudflare suffix from the url; we're on the git server we don't need to leave
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RUN export LOCAL_URL="$(echo $STREAMPLACE_URL | sed 's/-cloudflare//')" && echo "downloading $LOCAL_URL" && cd /usr/local/bin && curl -L "$LOCAL_URL" | tar xzv
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RUN streamplace self-test
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ENV SP_DATA_DIR=/var/lib/streamplace
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CMD streamplace
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# If you have a multi-node cluster, they'll each need different public DNS names:
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SP_SERVER_HOST=prod-nyc0.example.com
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# If you don't want to syndicate everyone, add your list of allowed DIDs here:
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SP_ALLOWED_STREAMS=did:web:example.com,did:plc:rbvrr34edl5ddpuwcubjiost
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# Useful if your TLS cert and key aren't in the default
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SP_TLS_CERT=/tls/tls.crt
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SP_TLS_KEY=/tls/tls.key
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Running Streamplace from a Docker image works great except for Docker
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networking. Streamplace relies heavily on WebRTC for playback, which requires
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large numbers of ephemeral UDP ports to work properly. So, we reccomend using
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large numbers of ephemeral UDP ports to work properly. So, we recommend using
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host networking. So that command would look something like:
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```shell
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-e SP_HTTPS_ADDR=:443 \
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-e SP_SECURE=true \
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-e SP_BROADCASTER_HOST=example.com \
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-e SP_ALLOWED_STREAMS=did:web:example.com,did:plc:rbvrr34edl5ddpuwcubjiost \
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-v /var/lib/streamplace:/var/lib/streamplace \
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--net=host \
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oci.stream.place/streamplace
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```