* Add support for saving video files to object storage
* Add support for custom url generation on s3 stored files
Uses two config keys to support url generation that doesn't directly go
to (compatible s3). Can be used to generate urls to any cache server or
CDN.
* Upload files to s3 concurrently and delete originals afterwards
* Only publish after move to object storage is complete
* Use base url instead of url template
* Fix mistyped config field
* Add rudenmentary way to download before transcode
* Implement Chocobozzz suggestions
https://github.com/Chocobozzz/PeerTube/pull/4290#issuecomment-891670478
The remarks in question:
Try to use objectStorage prefix instead of s3 prefix for your function/variables/config names
Prefer to use a tree for the config: s3.streaming_playlists_bucket -> object_storage.streaming_playlists.bucket
Use uppercase for config: S3.STREAMING_PLAYLISTS_BUCKETINFO.bucket -> OBJECT_STORAGE.STREAMING_PLAYLISTS.BUCKET (maybe BUCKET_NAME instead of BUCKET)
I suggest to rename moveJobsRunning to pendingMovingJobs (or better, create a dedicated videoJobInfo table with a pendingMove & videoId columns so we could also use this table to track pending transcoding jobs)
https://github.com/Chocobozzz/PeerTube/pull/4290/files#diff-3e26d41ca4bda1de8e1747af70ca2af642abcc1e9e0bfb94239ff2165acfbde5R19 uses a string instead of an integer
I think we should store the origin object storage URL in fileUrl, without base_url injection. Instead, inject the base_url at "runtime" so admins can easily change this configuration without running a script to update DB URLs
* Import correct function
* Support multipart upload
* Remove import of node 15.0 module stream/promises
* Extend maximum upload job length
Using the same value as for redundancy downloading seems logical
* Use dynamic part size for really large uploads
Also adds very small part size for local testing
* Fix decreasePendingMove query
* Resolve various PR comments
* Move to object storage after optimize
* Make upload size configurable and increase default
* Prune webtorrent files that are stored in object storage
* Move files after transcoding jobs
* Fix federation
* Add video path manager
* Support move to external storage job in client
* Fix live object storage tests
Co-authored-by: Chocobozzz <me@florianbigard.com>
Implements https://github.com/Chocobozzz/PeerTube/issues/3612
Fixed lint and removed debug
Fixed another lint error
Apply suggestions from code review
Co-authored-by: Chocobozzz <chocobozzz@cpy.re>
Add tests for min signup age config
* Add client-overrides storage to config
* Add static-serve for client overrides
* Move backgroun-image logo from bundle to css tag for runtime content hash
* Add dynamic JSON manifest
* Add content hash for manifest, favicon and logo
Co-authored-by: kimsible <kimsible@users.noreply.github.com>
If database.name is set, we use it as the complete database name.
If unset, we use the "peertube"+database.suffix as the complete database
name.
Fixes#1620
* Add preference for federating unlisted videos
* Connect unlisted video federation with new preference
* Apply pull request feedback
* Fix lint issues
* Remove preference for federating unlisted videos from web admin interface
This patch adds an audio-only option to PeerTube by means of a new transcoding configuration which creates mp4 files which only contain an audio stream. This new transcoder has a resolution of '0' and is presented in the preferences and in the player resolution menu as 'Audio-only' (localised). When playing such streams the player shows the file thumbnail as background and disables controls autohide.
Audio-only files can be shared and streamed just like any other file. They can be downloaded as well, the resulting file will be an mp4 container with a single audio stream.
This patch is a proof of concept to show the feasibility of 'true' audio-only support. There are better ways of doing this which also enable multiple audio streams for a given video stream (e.g. DASH) but as this would entail a fundamental change in the way PeerTube works it is a bridge too far for a simple proof of concept.
Jelle Besseling