100ms adds server-side APIs for active room session control
100ms announced the release of new server-side APIs designed to empower developers with enhanced control and management capabilities over active sessions within streaming rooms. These new APIs augment their existing offerings for basic CRUD actions on rooms and templates. This enhancement aims to provide more granular control over live video sessions.
Key Takeaways
- New server-side APIs from 100ms control and manage active sessions in rooms.
- The launch adds to 100ms’s existing APIs for CRUD actions on rooms and templates.
- The APIs are aimed at more granular control over live video sessions.
Why It Matters
This gives developers a direct way to manage active room sessions, not just create or update room objects and templates. For the streaming stack, that shifts 100ms further into live-session control rather than only room administration. The article positions the new APIs as an addition to existing CRUD capabilities, so the key signal is how 100ms describes and documents active-session controls in the room workflow.
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