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auw_sarma
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February 14, 2011
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Live Stream connection limit per server

  • February 14, 2011
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I Need to Broadcast 20,000 to 40,000 Live Streams.! (Bitrate : 128Kbps / Viewers Per Stream Apprx-10 Server : Adobe FMS Server Amazon EC2 Instance - Bandwidth Apprx 100mbps)

My Question is

1. How Many Concurrent connections Possible for one Adobe FMS Server? (Amazon EC2 Instance)

2. is this possible to use RTMFP for this process? (20,000 Connections Via Amazon Adobe FMS Server EC2 Instance )

3. if Possible Over RTMFP then How Many Developer Keys Need for this Operation. (or) Pricing Details for the Developer Key. (or) Any Separate Key Available For Amazon EC2 Instance?

Thanks

Sarma

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    SE_0208
    Participating Frequently
    February 15, 2011

    1.  Looking at your stream specs - its like  128 X 10 ~ around 1 Mbps for one stream considering 10 clients. And considering bandwidth of 100 mbps for instance you can support around 1000 clients. But few things i want to know before we can conlude on figures - what is NIC capacity of the instance.

    2. Yes if you using FMS on AWS offering - you can use RTMFP

    3. You don't need developer keys if you are using FMS on AWS offering to use RTMFP

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    auw_sarmaAuthor
    Participant
    February 15, 2011

    Hi SE 0208

    Thanks for Your Reply..!

    1. i m going to use Amazon Adobe FMS EC2 Extra large Instance. (it would be / may be 1gbps port).

    2. And Client Limit is Only 500 Clients per / Each Server.

    3. Streaming Length / Time 10 Hours.

    Thanks

    Sarma

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    auw_sarmaAuthor
    Participant
    February 15, 2011

    and i forgot to add this doubt..?

    Maximum Number of P2p Connections Possible on Single Client Machine?(Uploading / Viewing)[OS-Windows Xp,RAM -512 MB,2Mbps Broadband Connection]

    Thanks

    Sarma

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