Use the Collective Power of Peers To Reach All Your Viewers
What is a peer-to-peer eCDN? A peer-to-peer eCDN reduces the bandwidth a live event uses on your corporate network by letting viewers share the stream with each other. Instead of every viewer pulling a separate copy from the video origin, a few viewers receive it and pass it to nearby peers on the same network. Vbrick Peer-to-Peer does this in the browser with WebRTC, so there are no plugins, client software or new hardware to deploy.
Deliver uninterrupted live video without the need for complex configurations, installations, or additional hardware management with Vbrick Peer-to-Peer. This browser-based enterprise content delivery network (eCDN) solution optimizes bandwidth by redistributing video seamlessly among connected viewers.
The Vbrick Peer-to-Peer Advantage
Vbrick Peer-to-Peer uses WebRTC to cut the bandwidth live video uses on your corporate network, without plugins or client software. Viewers’ browsers form peer meshes so video content is shared quickly between nearby devices. When a viewer requests content, it checks with a nearby peer mesh for quick access without connecting to the video origin. This not only speeds up delivery but also ensures a stable viewing experience by minimizing bandwidth usage at critical network points.

Incredibly flexible and easily scalable

Simple peering configuration, with no extra software or hardware needed

Ideal for live events, resource-limited locations, wired devices, and quick deployments

Highly compatible with a wide variety of network types for diverse deployments

Centralized eCDN management with precise control over video flow through a cloud console
Peer-to-Peer Delivery for Microsoft Teams and Webex Town Halls
A company-wide town hall is the moment every employee opens the same live stream at once. Vbrick Peer-to-Peer works with Microsoft Teams town halls and Webex Webinars, so employees join from the tools they already use while peer meshes keep the traffic off the links that slow the network down. Real-time and post-event analytics show how the stream reached each device.


