We extend the ModuleS3Upload module for Wowza Streaming Engine™ media server software by providing an extra property endpoint-url which allows you to use s3 compabitle object storage from other providers such as OpenStack.
The ModuleS3Upload module for Wowza Streaming Engine™ media server software automatically uploads finished recordings to an S3-compatible object storage. It uses the Amazon Web Services (AWS) SDK for Java to upload the recorded files.
This repo includes a compiled version.
Wowza Streaming Engine 4.7.2.02 or later is recommended. For earlier versions see note below regarding AWS SDK version.
Note: For earlier versions of Wowza Streaming Engine™, AWS SDK version 1.10.77 or earlier is required. As a minimum, the following packages are required.
-AWS Java SDK For AWS KMS (it's not clear if this package is actually required. It's only referenced from AmazonS3EncryptionClient which isn't used in the S3 uploader)
The version of Apache httpclient that ships with Wowza Streaming Engine prior to 4.7.2.02 isn't compatible with the later versions of the AWS SDK
When a recording is finished, a temporary file named [recording-name].upload is created to track the recording and sort any data that may be needed to resume the file upload later if it's interrupted. AWS TransferManager uploads the recorded file, splitting it into a multipart upload if required. After the recorded file is uploaded, the temporary [recording-name].upload file is deleted.
When the Wowza Streaming Engine application starts or restarts, the module checks to see if any interrupted uploads must be completed. Interrupted single part uploads are restarted from the beginning while interrupted multipart uploads are resumed from the last complete part. If the module is set to not resume uploads after interruptions (s3UploadResumeUploads = false), incomplete multipart uploads are deleted from the S3 bucket.
To use the compiled version of this module, see How to upload recorded media to an Amazon S3 bucket (S3Upload).
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