The Vonage AI Studio is a powerful tool to consider if you would like to add omnichannel and Unified Communications capabilities into your live video application. To demonstrate its functionality, we have built a simple integration with our SimplyDoc Telehealth Application Starter Kit.
In the past, we’ve spoken of three different types of WebRTC application architectures. There’s a new kid on the block, WebRTC Unbundling, which Arin explores here.
WebRTC Developer is actually a broader job description than you might imagine. Arin identifies five different types of WebRTC Developers (JavaScript CPaaS Integrator, Mobile Video Developer, Open Source Media Server Developer, DevOps Scaler, and the WebRTC Protocol Engineer) and considers when you might need each for your WebRTC project.
If you’re ready to build a WebRTC based live video application, the most important architectural decision you need to make is what media server to use. But which media server should you choose? There are so many options, and they range from tightly controlled commercial APIs to open source projects. Arin covers the five main decision points on which you should base your decision.
