Welcome to RelayStream. This guide introduces the core concepts behind the Open-STRM media coordination framework and explains how RelayStream unifies storage, streaming, metadata, identity, and discovery into a single developer platform.
RelayStream is an open media infrastructure coordination protocol designed to connect decentralized technologies into one consistent developer experience. Instead of replacing existing networks, RelayStream coordinates them.
Applications built on RelayStream can combine decentralized storage, live streaming, metadata, wallets, NFTs, APIs, and discovery without being locked into a single provider.
Route assets across decentralized storage providers including Sia, Storj, Filecoin, IPFS and future networks through a unified abstraction layer.
Coordinate HLS workflows, live streaming pipelines, manifests and playback records through standardized media routing.
Maintain standardized metadata records for every media asset including storage locations, thumbnails, playback manifests and verification information.
Provide a consistent way for applications, APIs and developer tools to locate, verify and access decentralized media assets.
Applications
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RelayStream Protocol
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Storage Streaming Metadata Identity
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Storj HLS/Live Open-STRM Wallets
Sia Playback Records NFTs
Filecoin Manifests APIs Access
IPFS
| Component | Status |
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| Open-STRM Framework | Developer Preview |
| RelayStream Documentation | Version 0.1 |
| Storage Coordination | Prototype |
| Metadata Model | Prototype |
| Developer API | Active Development |
| Reference Implementation | In Progress |
Continue with the Open-STRM Specification to learn the record structure, metadata schema, routing model and verification process used throughout RelayStream.