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So if my streaming site has 20-30Gb , and each storage 1TB let's say . The streaming site acts like a DNS for each storage site ?
And how the plugins FTP and AWS works ? Does the streaming site has to download the files to share them to the viewers ? Or does it act as a link to the FTP storage ?
I mean the bandwidth , where is consumed from ? The streaming site or the FTP server ?
Thanks
So if my streaming site has 20-30Gb , and each storage 1TB let's say . The streaming site acts like a DNS for each storage site ?
I am not sure what you mean about "DNS for each Storage" but your streamer site will decide to what storage send the video
And how the plugins FTP and AWS works ? Does the streaming site has to download the files to share them to the viewers ? Or does it act as a link to the FTP storage ?
FTP and AWS has only one storage, with the AVideo-Storage you can have multiple storages
I mean the bandwidth , where is consumed from ? The streaming site or the FTP server ?
it will consume the bandwidth form FTP or S3 or Storage, in other words it will NOT consume the bandwidth from the Streamer
So if my streaming site has 20-30Gb , and each storage 1TB let's say . The streaming site acts like a DNS for each storage site ?
I am not sure what you mean about "DNS for each Storage" but your streamer site will decide to what storage send the video
My question is : Asuming the video is located in storage1.example.com . The streamer site is example.com , so the streamer site ( example.com ) , gonna act like a DNS-link to the storage site ( storage.example.com ) . The viewers doesn't know that they're connected to storage.example.com but example.com
So the streamer site are doing anything but redirect the viewers to the file location . Is that correct ?
Does it require a DB ? Or it does share the same DB with the streamer site ?
Thanks for the answers
yes you are correct
the storage does not need a DB, it will use the streamer Webservice