The Amazon Chime SDK gives you the power and capabilities of many lower level solutions, while still offering the abstraction and built-in media server infrastructure of the simpler CPaaS solutions. In this post, we’ll use the Amazon Chime SDK to make a 1-1 call by building a video chat using WebRTC with React and Node Fastify.
This year's WebRTC and Real-Time Applications Track at the IIT RTC Conference includes a host of great speakers on topics that include CPaaS optimization, ultra low latency streaming, implementing adaptive streaming and dynamic broadcasting, WebRTC as a production collaboration tool, SFU cascading, low code/ no code, overcoming the challenges of AR and VR in the metaverse, and much more.
This post will guide you through adding a virtual waiting room into your video application using Daily’s React Hooks library. While your participants are waiting to enter a private room, you can “show them into” a custom lobby where they will wait until the host accepts them into the meeting.
Part two of our overview of networking concepts for WebRTC covers signaling and media exchange. Topics include offer and answer mechanisms, traversing NATs using ICE candidates, independent messaging via Trickle ICE, DTLS security protocol, data transfer via RTS and SRTP, and more.
