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Technical Software Spec for Live Stream App
Overview
The Live Stream App is a software application that enables users to live stream events in real-time. The app will have two main components: a live streaming platform and a user interface for viewers.
Architecture
The Live Stream App will be built using the following technologies:
Node.js for the backend server
React for the frontend user interface
WebRTC for live video streaming
AWS S3 for storage
Features
The following features will be included in the Live Stream App:
User authentication and authorization
Live video streaming
Real-time chat for viewers
Ability to record and save live streams to AWS S3
Ability to search and watch previous live streams
Technical Details
Backend Server
Node.js will be used to build the backend server.
The server will use WebSockets to establish a real-time connection with the frontend.
The server will handle user authentication and authorization using JSON Web Tokens (JWT).
WebRTC will be used to enable live video streaming between the broadcaster and viewers.
The server will use AWS S3 to store recorded live streams.
Frontend User Interface
React will be used to build the frontend user interface.
The UI will enable users to sign up, log in, and create a live stream.
The UI will enable viewers to search and watch previous live streams.
The UI will include a real-time chat feature for viewers to interact with the broadcaster and each other.
Deployment
The backend server will be deployed on an AWS EC2 instance.
The frontend user interface will be deployed on an AWS S3 bucket.
AWS Lambda will be used for serverless functions, such as sending notifications to users.
Conclusion
The Live Stream App is a software application that enables users to live stream events in real-time. It provides a secure and reliable platform for broadcasters to share their content with viewers, and includes features such as real-time chat and the ability to record and save live streams. The app is built using Node.js, React, WebRTC, and AWS S3, and is deployed on AWS infrastructure.
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