T-Bank video call architecture
summary
Describes T-Bank’s video-calling architecture used for customer service and secure authentication in sensitive operations. Covers technologies and design choices for reliable video communication with SME and private clients, including system components, scalability and operational considerations for high-load production use.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:56How video calls work
- 5:05Mobile browser issues
- 5:30WebRTC protocol
- 7:16Ready-made VCS platforms
- 9:47System requirements
- 11:56Media server choice
- 14:25Performance measurements
- 16:33Handling recordings
- 21:10Architecture zoning
- 28:58User routing
- 32:06Summary and results
- 32:51Q&A
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