A cloud IRL streaming pilot: phone → server → Twitch
A cloud streaming pilot for a streamer: the phone sends its feed to a VPS, MediaMTX receives it, a headless OBS composes the frame and pushes it to Twitch. NOALBS watches the bitrate and switches between the LIVE, LOW and DISCONNECTED scenes.
- 4
- auto-switching scenes
- 720p30
- working mode on 2 vCPUs
- 6
- load-tested configurations
The task
Build an IRL streaming setup for a streamer on a VPS, where a lost phone signal never stops the Twitch broadcast or splits the recording, without touching the services already running on the server.
What I did
- Pipeline: Custom RTMP or SRT from the phone → MediaMTX → headless OBS → Twitch
- Bitrate-driven scenes and chat commands for the admin only
- An installer with a server audit, backup and clean removal
- Load tests: 1080p60 is out of reach on 2 vCPUs; the working point is 720p30 with zero dropped frames
- Found and worked around two OBS config errors that make the stream fail silently
Proof
- A runbook with measurements for six configurations: FPS, render time, dropped frames, CPU load
- The build was verified on a test bench with the same software stack
Materials
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