OvenStudio LLHLS
0.9.2.1
0.9.2.1
  • OvenStudio LLHLS
    • Introduction
    • Getting Started
      • Quick Start
      • Subscribe
      • Access
      • Streaming
      • Playback
    • AWS Instance
  • Features
    • Account
      • Change Password
      • Reset Password
      • Sign Out
    • Streaming
      • Create a Managed Stream
      • Create an Instant Stream
      • Using WebRTC Protocol
      • Using Screen Sharing
      • Using an Encoder
      • Delete a Stream
    • Playback
      • On OvenStudio LLHLS
      • On OvenPlayer Demo
      • On External Player
    • Statistics and Data
      • Basic Information
      • Ingress Source Data
      • Egress Source Data
      • Concurrent Viewer Data
      • System Status
    • Log
    • Notification
      • Types of Notifications
      • Notifications by Date
  • Settings
    • Certification
      • Free Domain and Certificate Settings
    • Streaming Quality
      • Profile Settings
      • ABR Settings
    • Presigned URL
      • Presigned Ingress URL Settings
      • Presigned Egress URL Settings
      • Renew the Presigned URL
    • Connect AWS CloudFront
      • AWS Credentials Settings
      • AWS CloudFront Settings
      • Signed URL with AWS CloudFront
      • User Domain Configuration
  • REST API
    • Access Token
      • Generate an Access Token
      • Renew or Delete an Access Token
  • V1
    • Signed URL
      • Parameters
      • Responses
      • Example
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  • Generate an Access Token to use the REST API
  • Renew or Delete the API Access Token
  1. REST API

Access Token

You can seamlessly integrate and control OvenStudio LLHLS with external systems using the REST API. While version 0.9.2+ provides APIs related to Signed URLs, we plan to expand the range of APIs in the future.

Generate an Access Token to use the REST API

  1. To obtain an Access Token, navigate to the Settings page by clicking the [Settings] icon in the upper right corner of your OvenStudio LLHLS. Next, select [REST API] from the left menu.

  2. Within the [REST API] section, click the [Generate new token] button under the [Tokens] category. This will generate your Access Token, which you can then use for REST API integration.

By following these steps, you'll have an Access Token ready to use for interacting with OvenStudio LLHLS through the REST API, allowing you to control and integrate your system with ease.

Renew or Delete the API Access Token

If your Access Token is leaked or you suspect unintended use of OvenStudio LLHLS, it's crucial to renew or delete the token to maintain security.

  1. Click the [Settings] icon in the upper right corner of your OvenStudio LLHLS to access the Settings page. Then select [REST API] from the left menu.

  2. Within the [REST API] section, navigate to the [Tokens]. Here, you can either [Renew] the issued Access Token to create a new one or [Delete] the token to invalidate it.

Please note that once an API Access Token is renewed or deleted, it cannot be recovered.