Resource-Aware Placement
Consider CPU, memory and active stream load instead of assigning new workloads blindly.
Move authorized live stream processing away from a single overloaded server. xOTT places workloads on healthy worker nodes while the main panel remains the control plane and stable public HLS endpoint.
Read Load Balancing GuideAdding servers only helps when the platform understands capacity, availability and policy. xOTT workers report operational health to the main server, which uses placement controls to decide where workloads run.
Consider CPU, memory and active stream load instead of assigning new workloads blindly.
Set defaults globally, then override placement at service or individual stream level when operations require it.
Track worker reachability and current status from the server dashboard before routing additional workloads.
Organize workers by purpose or region and control which pools are eligible for specific streaming workloads.
Keep customer-facing HLS URLs anchored to the main server even when the processing worker changes.
Install, inspect, enable, disable and troubleshoot workers without maintaining an unrelated panel on every node.
Worker nodes are useful when concurrent stream processing approaches the CPU, memory, disk or network limits of the primary host. They also help separate workloads by service or operational priority while keeping one dashboard and one public delivery model.
Unlimited load balancers are currently included free for a limited time.
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