A Powerful, Turnkey and Flexible WebRTC Media Server in the Cloud

NEW YORK - May 19, 2016 - PRLog -- Elastrix, A cloud computing company focused on powerful, enterprise grade cloud applications, today officially announced the production ready Elastrix Media Server (EMS). The company, which prides itself on "battle-ready and Scalable" cloud apps, specifically designed for the AWS Cloud and available with one-click deployment, exclusively from the AWS Marketplace, now offer a turn-key cloud WebRTC media server.

WebRTC is a free, open project providing browsers and mobile applications with Real-Time Communications (RTC) capabilities via simple APIs. It is the goto source for media application development mainly due to it's peer to peer delivery system, eliminating the need to host large, expensive media servers, as well as removing the dependency on browser plugins to view and stream live and recorded media in web browser.

"We have been building enterprise applications on AWS for a long time and we are extremely excited to offer the first WebRTC media offering on the AWS Marketplace" says co-founder and COO, Frank Canace. "We hope that it helps drive innovation in the WebRTC space, and makes developers lives a lot easier with one-click deployments to the cloud."

The team at Elastrix has been building and deploying real time communication applications in the AWS Cloud since 2008. Utilizing their knowledge and expertise in cloud architecture, application development and scaling they developed the Elastrix Media Server, an extremely powerful and flexible WebRTC Media Server designed to run exclusively on the AWS Cloud.

Sarah Hebert, CSO had this to say "Developing WebRTC applications is challenging for new developers. We hope to drive innovation and make that easier with EMS. Utilizing Kurento developers can now record WebRTC media streams to the server and build one-to-many WebRTC media applications."

The Elastrix Media Server is available on the AWS Marketplace (https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/pp/B014S5UUJI/ref=_ptn...).