Lightning Talk: Introduction to Media Service Mesh
summary
Media Service Mesh claims to make UDP real‑time apps run inside Kubernetes by intercepting RTSP/RTCP and RTP flows, creating dynamic pinholes for paired ports, programming proxies from the Kubernetes control plane and DNS, and doing in‑cluster fan‑out so one camera stream serves many clients. The demo project implements RTSP+RTP proxies, handles port NAT translation for SRTP/KCP workloads, supports cluster, multi‑cluster and internet clients, and the recorded demo shows the proxies and mappings working end to end.
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