I would like to use Azure Media Services as an ingestion-point for live streaming, and I need to syndicate (push or pull) that stream to IIS running on my own servers within a local data-center.
When I configure a Live Smooth Streaming publishing point on my own server to pull from the 'Preview URL' of a channel or from a 'Publish URL' of a streaming unit ("{media services account name}.origin.mediaservices.net/{locator ID}/{filename}.ism"), my publishing point transitions immediately into an error state reporting "The remote computer responded with an HTTP error," or "Error: 0X80072EE7."
Is there any configuration I can enable to pull from an Azure stream, or configure Azure to push to a specific remote server?
Azure Media Services (AMS) doesn't support push/pull to other publishing points. You cannot connect an on-premises IIS Media server to AMS. You can only configure a proxy such as ARR to cache the fragments in your data center.
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Cenk
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We are using Azure WebApps and we have this requirement: An external automated client will be connecting to us a few times a day through FTP and drop a small size file < 1KB, we need to act on the data and update our DB accordingly.
Unfortunately, we have no control on the external client and the client will need to communicate via FTP. To me this should have been a RESTful call.
I am fine with setting a Windows Server with IIS as a VM to act as an FTP server or on Ubuntu, but that means a maintenance of a VM for this small requirement.
Are you aware of any Azure specific service that helps in this situation?
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does azure cloud support rtsp live stream url into webapplication hosted in azure cloud setup my web applicaion built in MEAN stack .
any one have suggestion or idea that how i display live rtsp and rtmp stream url directly into azure hosted web application using html video tag or any other JS libs available to do things....!!
any help regarding this topic is appreciate...
Azure Media Services does not currently support RTSP ingest or egress, unfortunately. We don't have a timeline to share on this at the moment. One workaround for ingesting RTSP into Azure Media Services is to use another cloud service provider such as Wowza to re-encode to RTMP.
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How can I build a dynamic server in such way that one client can connect to a specific server and get the data from the database?
I was thinking about having some config file that is generated when the customer downloads the server and the server will read the settings from the file, but still how do I connect to a specific server? Azure service bus topics and subscriptions work in similar way. Can this be achieved using the relay hybrid connections?