This software includes a selective forwarding unit server written in Rust and a react application as web client. Here, we're going to explain media server's architecture which designed based on Mediasoup-library to anyone who wants to understand key points of written code.
In order to use host's resources and support more users, application creates workers in demanded area ( which area can be producer or consumer ) each worker runs on a single CPU core.
The application splits in to two areas:
1- First area is Producer area which includes workers that are used for by room's producer routers ( which producers send media traffic to).
2- Second area is Consumer area which includes workers that are used by room's producer routers ( which consumers receive traffic from by connecting to it).
A person who wants to send video/audio (Also called producer) connects to a router constructed in producer area and the person connects to a router constructed in consumer area to receive audio/video (Also called consumer). Routers of a room are responsible for forwarding media from a producer to other users or simply other routers via piping. Existed routers in producer area pipe media to routers inconsumer area so that users can consume from them.
At last a room maintains multiple producer/consumer routers and each router is managed by a worker.
In order to read more about server take a look at here.
In order to read more about web-app take a look at here.
Following diagram is application's signaling server architecture:
Following diagram is application's mediasoup architecture:
This application is MIT License