REST API Settings
OvenMediaEngine Enterprise supports REST API Server from version 0.11.0.0-1. However, the APIs provided for each function may differ depending on the OvenMediaEngine Enterprise's version.
OvenMediaEngine Enterprise supports REST API Server from version 0.11.0.0-1. However, the APIs provided for each function may differ depending on the OvenMediaEngine Enterprise's version.
The REST APIs provided by OvenMediaEngine allow you to query or change settings such as <VirtualHost> and <Application>/<Stream>.
By default, the OvenMediaEngine API Server is disabled, so to use the API, you need to enable the feature by clicking the toggle button on the right side of the REST API Settings page. You can also review and modify the Port and Configuration for the REST APIs used by each Application on that page.
Port: The Port that the server will use to receive HTTP requests
TLS Port: Data is encrypted using the Transport Layer Security (TLS) Protocol between the web browser and the server. The encrypted data is transmitted over the Port.
Worker Count: Sets the number of threads to use for data processing.
Name: Enter the Domain or IP that can access the API Server.
You can add multiple Domains or IPs by clicking the + button on the right.
Cert Path: Shows the name and path of the .crt file that composes the TLS certificate.
Chain Cert Path: Shows the name and path of the .ca-bundle file that constitutes the TLS certificate.
Key Path: Shows the name and path of the .key file that composes the TLS certificate.
Access Token: Access Token is used to authenticate a client using the basic HTTP authentication scheme.
Although RFC7617 format is not required, you can easily pass the authentication in a standard browser by setting the Access Token in the user-id:password format.
Cross Domains: Most browsers and players prohibit accessing other domain resources in the currently running domain. You can control this situation via this option.
Enabled: Sets can enable or disable Storage.
Path: Specifies the path where API information will be stored.
