Two Presentations on Peer-to-Peer in Flash
I've noticed two separate presentations having been posted by separate authors, both covering the Peer-to-Peer features in Flash Player 10 in combination with Stratus.
The first, shorter video tutorial was authored by Tom Krcha of Adobe and guides you through building a simple P2P application leveraging Stratus. Watch it here.
The second presentation is an hour long session by Danny Patterson and goes into more depth than the previous tutorial. I haven't watched it in full but the part that I have seen looked very interesting and I definitely recommend you check it out.
It should be noted that Stratus is still in beta and detecting failed P2P connections can be a quite tricky. I would not recommend the P2P features for production use yet, instead you may want to rely on AFCS to handle the RTMP fallover for you.
The first, shorter video tutorial was authored by Tom Krcha of Adobe and guides you through building a simple P2P application leveraging Stratus. Watch it here.
The second presentation is an hour long session by Danny Patterson and goes into more depth than the previous tutorial. I haven't watched it in full but the part that I have seen looked very interesting and I definitely recommend you check it out.
It should be noted that Stratus is still in beta and detecting failed P2P connections can be a quite tricky. I would not recommend the P2P features for production use yet, instead you may want to rely on AFCS to handle the RTMP fallover for you.
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