Aegis brings video, conferencing, protected audio, image and document processing, playback sessions, watermarking, WebRTC and AI jobs into one self-hosted platform.
From source ingest to delivery, playback policies and AI processing, Aegis keeps the full media lifecycle inside one control plane.
Assets move through ingest, processing and publishing via managed jobs and queues. Console shows the state of every stage and highlights bottlenecks.
Realtime calls, recording ingest and downstream ASR, moderation and summary jobs.
Priority lanes and concurrency limits for CPU/GPU workers.
Configurable watermark policies for protected content delivery.
Bearer auth, tenants, device fingerprinting and revocation for suspicious sessions.
One infrastructure layer serves conferences, audio, images and documents. Each format gets its own processing flow and the same access policies.
WebRTC rooms, signaling, recording ingest and downstream AI processing.
Audio assets use the same session-based access layer as protected video.
Source images become managed derivatives for web, apps and protected media flows.
PDF assets use access policies: short-lived access, watermarking and session controls instead of permanent public links.
Recommended Aegis flow: the backend creates a playback session, the frontend receives a manifest URL, and media delivery goes through a policy-aware gateway.
Video processing, adaptive delivery, short-lived playback sessions and active connection control.
WebRTC rooms, signaling, recording ingest and post-call AI processing.
Private podcasts, lessons and voice archives with session-based access and player integration.
Processing derivatives, resize/crop/format flows and watermark policies for image assets.
PDF delivery with access policies, watermarks, session TTL and device-aware controls.
ASR, moderation and summary jobs for calls, audio and other uploaded content.
Aegis Media Platform is AI—VAI infrastructure for video, audio, images, PDF documents and WebRTC conferences. It combines asset ingest, image/document processing, background jobs, CPU/GPU queues, protected video/audio/document delivery, playback sessions, watermarking, access control, conference recordings and AI processing.
A backend API with Bearer authentication is available for integrations. Built-in documentation covers upload flows, playback sessions, frontend embedding, realtime calls, recording ingest and the OpenAPI reference.
A self-hosted media platform and control plane for ingest, processing, protected playback, realtime media and AI jobs.
The current Console supports video, image, audio and PDF assets.
The backend creates a short-lived playback session. The frontend receives a manifest URL while the source file is never exposed as a permanent public link.
Yes. Aegis Docs includes an OpenAPI reference, Bearer Auth, upload/playback quickstarts and realtime integration flows.
Yes. Aegis supports call lifecycle, WebSocket signaling, conferencing and recording ingest with downstream processing.
Yes. Audio and PDF assets can use session-based access, watermark policies, device fingerprinting and revocation instead of permanent public source URLs.
Image assets are part of the processing pipeline: derivatives, resize/crop/format workflows, metadata and watermark policies.
Yes. Recorded and uploaded content can trigger downstream jobs such as ASR, moderation and summarization.
Aegis unifies ingest, processing, security and realtime media without fragmented dashboards or public source links.
