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* As of release 5.4.0, websockets automatically use the same ports as http/https as defined in red5.properties. * If you are running a version of Red5 Pro earlier than 5.4.0, then you must add the websocket ports (8081/8083). Secure websockets for WebRTC (severs earlier than 5.4.0) Websockets for WebRTC (severs earlier than 5.4.0) Modified https access of Red5 Pro secure websockets for WebRTC NTP service is necessary for autoscaling and communication with any other Red5 Pro servers if you are running a cluster.ĭepending on your permissions, you may need to pre-pend the following commands with sudo:ĭefault web access of Red5 Pro/Websockets for WebRTC In addition, there are several native libraries required for WebRTC support, and jsvc is necessary for running Red5 Pro as a service. You will need to install Java 8 and unzip to run and deploy Red5 Pro server. Ubuntu 18.04 is required for SRT restreaming. We suggest running your server on Ubuntu v16.04, especially if your solution includes RTSP (Red5 Pro mobile SDK). Software Dependencies - Ubuntu Ubuntu 16.04 INSTALLER: For quick deployment, please use the Red5 Pro Installer. Red5 Pro only has library support for 64-bit operating systems.If you are hosting on AWS, be aware that the Amazon Linux AMI may not support all of the libraries needed for some Red5 Pro functionality.We recommend running Red5 Pro on linux for optimal performance. The following describes the steps in installing Red5 Pro on an Ubuntu linux server.

Release 9.0.0 and subsequent releases will require Java version 11 Installing Red5 Pro on a Linux Server Recommended: Ubuntu 16.04 64-bit. The following document is to be used for installing Red5 Pro server versions prior to 9.0.0.