Building a WebRTC conference room from scratch is often more challenging than it appears. The WebRTC implementation itself is usually the easy part. The real complexity comes from managing the surrounding infrastructure: provisioning media servers, configuring TURN services, setting up SSL certificates, scaling for concurrent users, and shutting down idle resources to control costs.
Ant Media’s Auto-Managed Live Streaming Service removes that operational overhead. Instead of managing servers and infrastructure, you work with a single HTTPS endpoint. When your application connects, an Ant Media Server instance is automatically provisioned on demand, allowing your WebRTC conference room to go live within seconds—without DevOps setup, infrastructure management, or idle server costs.
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to build a fully functional WebRTC audio/video conference room using AMS SDK v2and Ant Media’s Auto-Managed Live Streaming Service. By the end, you’ll have a production-ready conferencing application running with minimal setup and no server management.
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