Deployments page
When you open the Deployments page in the Management Console you see a table of all your deployments with the following columns:| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Deployment Name | The name you gave the deployment. Also called the nodeGroup name in the Stream Manager API. |
| Publishers | Number of publishers currently connected. |
| Subscribers | Number of subscribers currently connected. |
| State | Starting, Active, or Stopped. |
| Regions | The regions where the deployment runs. |
| Start Date / End Date | Scheduled start and end times, if applicable. |
The Baseline deployment is a system default that cannot be edited or deleted.
Add a new deployment
Name your deployment
Enter a Deployment Name that describes its purpose (for example,
production-us or event-2026-q1). This name is also used as the nodeGroup name when you make Stream Manager API calls.Optionally configure a Round Trip Authentication endpoint and a Webhooks endpoint if your application requires them.Configure the default region
Click Settings next to your default region to open the region configuration panel.
Add additional regions (optional)
Click the + button to add another region, select it from the list, confirm, then click Settings next to the new region to configure it.
Configure storage (optional)
Select the Storage tab to set up cloud storage for stream recordings. See Storage configuration below.
Set the deployment schedule
Choose whether the deployment runs continuously or on a schedule. See Deployment schedule below.
Region settings
Ingress (publishers)
The ingress settings control how many Origin nodes are provisioned and what stream quality they are sized for.| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Min publishers | The minimum number of concurrent publishers the region always supports. Nodes stay running even when no one is streaming. |
| Max publishers | The upper limit Stream Manager will scale to. Setting this too low can cause streams to fail at high load. |
| Resolution | The highest resolution stream that will be ingested (e.g., 1080p). |
| Bitrate | The maximum ingest bitrate in kbps. |
| FPS | The maximum frames per second of the ingest stream. |
Egress (subscribers)
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Min subscribers | The base number of Edge nodes that stay running at all times. |
| Max subscribers | The maximum number of Edge nodes Stream Manager will scale to. |
Preprocessing
Preprocessing normalizes incoming streams before they are distributed. Enable it when you cannot control encoder settings directly (for example, with third-party software that sends B-frames).| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Enable preprocessing | Toggle to activate stream normalization. |
| Average bitrate | Target average bitrate for the normalized stream. |
| Maximum bitrate | Peak bitrate cap. Typically set to the same value as average bitrate. |
| MinQP | Minimum quantization parameter. A typical value is 12. |
| MaxQP | Maximum quantization parameter. A typical value is 48. |
Storage configuration
To record published streams to cloud storage, select the Storage tab during deployment creation.Deployment schedule
- Always On
- Scheduled
Toggle Always On to keep the deployment running continuously with no scheduled stop time. Use this for production environments that must be available at all times.
Managing existing deployments
Each row in the Deployments table has a context menu (three-dot icon) with the following actions:Pub/Sub Details
Pub/Sub Details
View the endpoints and embed code you need to start publishing and playing streams.
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| WHIP Publishing Endpoint | Use this URL with a WebRTC (WHIP) encoder to publish a stream. |
| RTMP Publishing Endpoint | Use this URL with an RTMP encoder such as OBS. |
| WHEP Playback Endpoint | Use this URL to play back the stream over WebRTC (WHEP). |
| Embedded Player Code | Copy-paste HTML you can drop directly into your website. |
Restart Deployment
Restart Deployment
Restarts all nodes in the deployment. You will be asked to confirm before the restart begins.
Edit Deployment
Edit Deployment
Returns you to the deployment configuration form where you can modify regional settings, storage, scheduling, and other options.
Delete Deployment
Delete Deployment
Permanently removes the deployment and all its nodes. You will be asked to confirm before deletion. This action cannot be undone.
