architecture - Hosting Audio Files -


i'm considering building website helps musicians collaborate remotely. this, need share large (uncompressed) audio files.

for solution i'm considering, i'd able perform following functions:

  • upload/download uncompressed audio files
  • stream uploaded audio

my concern large bandwidth demand. should perform these actions on own (hosted) server space, or there service apis can use?

i've checked out amazon's s3 allows me host files, can't find suggests can stream services. i'm not sure s3 right i'm trying achieve.

can provide high-level architectural advice?

thanks in advance.

what paul mentioned in comments true... s3 not designed cdn.

however, if audio files aren't intended used on thousand people @ time, don't need cdn. can put them on s3 , stream directly there (over http) without difficulty. sounds you're going have bunch of tracks accessed handful of people. s3 fine this.

when comes publishing finished work might used many, time use cloudfront.


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