kaltura-media-framework-docker-compose

A docker image (and a docker-compose) for the Kaltura Live Media Framework passthrough just for fun/learning.

Running all the services

make run

Simulating a multi-bitrate live stream feed

make origin
# to test the low latency stream use make lowlatency_origin

Playing the live stream

vlc http://localhost:9090/clear/ch/ch2/master.m3u8
# or you can open the url in your hls/dash player

# HLS AES-128 http://localhost:9090/aes128/ch/ch2/master.m3u8
# HLS SAMPLE-AES http://localhost:9090/cbcs/ch/ch2/master.m3u8
# DASH http://localhost:9090/clear/ch/ch2/manifest.mpd

# to test the low latency stream use vlc http://localhost:9090/clear/ch/ch3/master.m3u8

TODO

• port the transcoding part https://github.com/kaltura/media-framework/tree/master/conf to main.go.
  • explore other options such as DRM.
• refactor the golang code. 💣
  • use struct instead of map[string]interface{}, once the API format is known one can use the json to struct to aid this task.
• template nginx.conf to set hosts by enviroment variable
• try to do the ffmpeg origin simulator over docker instead of locally.
• add more workflow examples such as: srt input, mpegts, and, etc.
• add the infamous big buck bunny file in loop? ffmpeg -stream_loop -1 -re -i bbb.mp4.
• maybe create a docker-compose in which each server has its own process.