ArcusNode
A Node.js implementation of RTMFP for peer-assisted networking with Adobe Flash, providing a rendezvous service for P2P connections.
What is ArcusNode?
ArcusNode is an open-source RTMFP rendezvous server implemented in Node.js, enabling peer-assisted networking for Adobe Flash applications. It allows Flash clients to establish direct P2P connections by managing peer discovery and session handshakes, reducing server load and latency. The project provides a standalone alternative to proprietary RTMFP services, with features like NetGroups, remote commands, and authentication.
Developers building real-time multiplayer Flash applications, such as games or collaborative tools, who need a self-hosted P2P networking solution. It's also suitable for those maintaining legacy Flash-based systems requiring RTMFP compatibility.
ArcusNode offers a flexible, extensible RTMFP server written in JavaScript, making it easier to customize and integrate compared to C++ alternatives. Its event-driven design and plugin system allow developers to adapt it to specific use cases without deep protocol knowledge.
Overview
A RTMFP Rendevouz Service For Peer Assisted Networking With Adobe Flash on Node JS
Use Cases
Best For
- Building real-time multiplayer Flash games with P2P networking
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