RUSH — Reliable (unreliable) streaming protocol (Meta ingest over QUIC)
Description
IETF draft for Meta's RTMP-replacement live ingest protocol over QUIC: ALPN "rush", frame types, and single- vs multi-stream mapping modes.
Resource details
- Category path
- Protocols & Transport›Transport Protocols
- Classification
- Not yet classified
RUSH — Reliable (unreliable) streaming protocol (Meta ingest over QUIC) is cataloged in Protocols & Transport and Transport Protocols.
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