Superstreamer---API

Superstreamer---API

Docker app from grtgbln's Repository

Overview

Superstreamer is here to make video delivery simple. Imagine having everything you need in one platform — starting with your raw video, Superstreamer helps you transcode it, package it into HLS playlists, and upload it to S3 with ease. You can even create custom playlists for each viewer, adding bumpers, ads, or filters on the fly.

Requirements


        This is the API for the Superstreamer suite. It requires other Superstreamer containers to be running.
        

        This container requires a separate Redis database.
    

Runtime arguments

Network
bridge
Privileged
false

Template configuration

Application PortPorttcp

Port over which other containers will communicate with this container

Target
52001
Default
52001
Value
52001
Redis - URIVariable

URI of the Redis database

Target
REDIS_URI
Default
redis://localhost:6379
Value
redis://localhost:6379
Database - URIVariable

URI of the database

Target
DATABASE_URI
SecretVariable

Secret key for the API

Target
SUPER_SECRET
AWS S3 - EndpointVariable

URL for S3 storage bucket (minus bucket name) used to store media files.

Target
S3_ENDPOINT
AWS S3 - BucketVariable

Name of the S3 storage bucket used to store media files.

Target
S3_BUCKET
AWS S3 - RegionVariable

Region of the S3 storage bucket used to store media files.

Target
S3_REGION
Default
us-east-1
Value
us-east-1
AWS S3 - Access KeyVariable

Access key for the S3 storage bucket used to store media files.

Target
S3_ACCESS_KEY
AWS S3 - Secret KeyVariable

Secret key for the S3 storage bucket used to store media files.

Target
S3_SECRET_KEY
Internal App PortVariabletcp

Internal port for container. Not recommended to change.

Target
PORT
Default
52001
Value
52001

Download Statistics

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Total Downloads

Details

Repository
superstreamerapp/api:latest
Last Updated2025-03-06
First Seen2024-10-25

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