Cloud VPS 6 GB
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$24.99per month
- 6 GB RAM
- 4 vCPU cores
- 100 GB NVMe SSD
- 30 TB
- Unlimited
Deploy Restreamer on xCloud and get Restreamer hosting for a live video streaming server on infrastructure you control, instead of routing your stream through a third-party platform. xCloud runs the pinned official image, generates the administrator password and RTMP token, allocates a raw RTMP port for OBS or another publisher, mounts persistent storage and serves HLS playback over HTTPS on your domain.
Restreamer is an Apache-2.0 live-video streaming server with a simple browser interface. A self-hosted Restreamer accepts RTMP streams, processes them with FFmpeg, serves HLS playback with a built-in VideoJS player and can restream to platforms such as YouTube Live, over protocols including RTMP and SRT. Upstream notes it is GDPR compliant without third-party providers and does not save audience data, and documents a REST API.
On xCloud the install runs Restreamer 2.12.0 from the official image, pinned by digest. The web interface, API and HLS playback are served over HTTPS, while RTMP publishing uses a separate allocated raw TCP port gated by a generated token. SRT, RTMPS and hardware transcoding are not enabled. The restreamer_config and restreamer_data volumes keep configuration and stream data.
Self-hosting a live-video streaming server normally means an RTMP listener, generated credentials, persistent storage, a domain and a certificate before a single stream goes live. This is the same result without assembling any of it.
Step 01
Create your xCloud account and pick Restreamer from the OneClick catalog. Enter the site title and domain settings and submit the one-step form — the administrator password and RTMP token are generated automatically.
Step 02
One click. We bring up the official Restreamer 2.12.0 image, pinned by immutable digest, generate stable administrator, JWT and RTMP credentials, map container port 1935 to an allocated raw TCP port, mount restreamer_config and restreamer_data, and publish the web interface over HTTPS on your domain.
Step 03
Save the generated administrator password and RTMP token, sign in as admin, choose RTMP server, and publish a short test stream from OBS to the displayed server and allocated port. Confirm Restreamer detects the video profile and the HTTPS HLS player loads.
Restreamer runs in full here — RTMP ingest, live-process management and HLS playback, on infrastructure you control.
Receive RTMP streams from OBS or another publisher on an allocated raw TCP port, gated by a generated RTMP token.
Configure and monitor live-video processes from Restreamer's own browser interface instead of a command line.
Serve HLS playback through the xCloud-managed HTTPS site, ready to embed or share.
Sign in and publish with administrator, JWT and RTMP credentials generated per installation — never a shared default.
restreamer_config and restreamer_data keep your configuration and stream data across restarts, backed up together.
Configuration and data survive an xCloud Restart, verified against the reviewed template rather than assumed.
Managed hosting for Restreamer, so the parts that keep it online are not your problem.
Publish from OBS to the generated RTMP address and token, then watch the stream on your own HTTPS site instead of a shared platform.
Use the built-in player or the configurable publication page to show a live stream on your website, with HLS playback over HTTPS.
Restream one incoming feed to other platforms such as YouTube Live from the same browser interface, using the protocols Restreamer supports.
Serve viewers from your own server, since upstream says Restreamer does not save audience data and needs no third-party providers.
Dedicated Cloud VPS sizes, pre-configured for Restreamer hosting. Pick the one that fits, and resize any time.
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Every size is a dedicated Cloud VPS we provision, patch, monitor and restore. Billed monthly with no lock-in — delete the server and the unused balance comes back to your account. Restreamer itself is free under the Apache-2.0 licence.
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Yes, and this template is Restreamer Docker hosting without the setup. Upstream ships a datarhei/restreamer image for AMD64 and ARM; here xCloud runs the pinned 2.12.0 image, generates the credentials, allocates the RTMP port and publishes the interface over HTTPS.
The template asks for 4 CPU cores, 4 GB of RAM and 20 GB of disk as a floor for a small single-stream workload. A 4 GB floor means this page sells the 16 GB plan as the entry rung, since transcoding cost varies sharply.
Yes. Use the generated RTMP server address, allocated port and token shown after installation as the stream settings in OBS or another publisher. The listener is raw RTMP over TCP, so there is no RTMPS or SRT in this template.
No. It is a publicly reachable raw TCP port, protected by the generated RTMP token rather than by HTTPS. Restrict it with the server firewall when external publishing is not needed. The browser interface stays protected by Restreamer's API authentication.
No. The template does not enable privileged mode or pass host devices into the container, and it does not expose the optional SRT and UDP ports. Upstream lists hardware support, but it is not part of this install.
The baseline is sized for a small single-stream workload. Real capacity depends on codec, resolution, frame rate and whether you transcode, none of which the template fixes, so test with your own source and consider the larger plan before adding streams.
Back up restreamer_config and restreamer_data together, stopping streams first for a consistent copy, along with the stable generated credentials. They hold configuration, process definitions, authentication state and media data under /core, so a restore needs both volumes from the same moment.
Restreamer 2.12.0 stays pinned until you adopt a newer template version. Stop streams, back up both volumes and read the upstream release notes and configuration migrations first. Existing sites are not upgraded automatically, and credentials must stay stable across redeploys.
Yes. The Apache-2.0 licence means no software fee. What you pay for is the dedicated Cloud VPS it runs on; the bandwidth viewers and relays use grows with audience size and with how many relays you run.
Upstream lists restreaming to platforms such as YouTube Live and to software such as Wowza, over protocols like RTMP and SRT. You set up each destination in the browser interface; this template exposes RTMP over TCP only for ingest.
Not through this page. Restreamer cloud hosting here means your own streaming server runs on a Cloud VPS that xCloud provisions, with its configuration on a volume you own and playback served from your own domain.
Yes. There is no lock-in — cancel any time. Hosting is billed monthly and charged for what you actually use, so when you delete the server the unused balance is refunded to your account, less up to 10% in payment-processing fees.
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