The Role of a Signaling Server
Signaling servers play an essential role in establishing and managing server to browser connections for WebRTC applications. It is the technology that enables real-time audio, video and data, to be shared between web browsers and media servers. The applications include Telos Alliance Axia® Altus and Altus SE™ virtual consoles and the Telos Infinity® VIP Virtual Intercom Platform.
In tandem with a customer-provided TURN server, or subscription to a TURN service provider like Xirsys, Spotlight SaaS represents an easy-to-deploy, Telos Alliance-managed, cloud based and redundant, signaling server. It is an alternative to a locally hosted signaling server. It helps overcome maintenance and security concerns and technical barriers that sometimes limit the adoption of virtualized products.
Pairing Spotlight SaaS with Telos Alliance Products
Spotlight provides an alternate deployment option to a signaling server running in an on-premise Linux PC/server. It enables the current suite of included WebRTC connectivity, monitoring and contribution licenses for Altus and Altus SE. When paired with the recently launched Altus SE, form our Studio Essentials™ series, Spotlight SaaS provides a WebRTC option that is as easy to set up and deploy as Altus SE itself.
It also replaces the Spotlight signaling server that can run in VIP’s on-premise server.
When paired with the recently launched Altus SE, the latest product in our new Studio Essentials™ series, Spotlight SaaS provides a WebRTC option that is as easy to set up and deploy as Altus SE itself.
Product Collateral
More information about Spotlight SaaS is available on our website at https://www.telosalliance.com/spotlightsaas or by downloading the Spotlight SaaS product brochure. If you have any additional questions about Spotlight SaaS, please contact your Telos Alliance representative.
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