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Docker Management Design: Is Docker's approach applicable for packaging multimedia applications?

 
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Hi Deepak,

 We are developing with RTP H.264 and transport streams (audio, video and data) applications, that should coexist on the same machine and therefore, should be isolated. Currently, these are based on MS DirectShow, but we are in the process of transitioning to gstreamer/Linux. Is Dockers right approach for their deployment?
Many thanks in advance for your answe4r,
Best Regards,
Vladimir
 
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For running isolated applications Docker is suitable. Docker provides some images for video streaming software:
https://hub.docker.com/r/cloudsuite/media-streaming/
https://hub.docker.com/r/blainherick10z6/klitemediaplayerclas1550/
https://hub.docker.com/r/eldrigeac1961p7/klitemegacodecpackwi9163/
 
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