# SSH into your Flussonic server ssh root@your-flussonic-ip cat /opt/flussonic/RELEASE_NOTES Or via API/Web UI curl http://localhost:8080/docs/en/changelog/
apiVersion: batch/v1 kind: CronJob metadata: name: flussonic-changelog-fetch spec: schedule: "0 0 * * 0" jobTemplate: spec: template: spec: containers: - name: curl image: curlimages/curl args: ["http://flussonic-service:8080/docs/en/changelog/"] Reading Flussonic release notes in full is non-negotiable for stable streaming infrastructure. While this article provides a historical digest, you must always consult the RELEASE_NOTES file specific to your target version. Pay special attention to security fixes, schema migrations, and deprecated directives. Automate change detection, maintain staging environments, and document your own upgrade notes. flussonic release notes full
0 9 * * 1 /usr/bin/curl -s http://localhost:8080/docs/en/changelog/ | grep -A5 "NEW" | mail -s "Flussonic weekly release notes" admin@example.com Or for Docker/Kubernetes: # SSH into your Flussonic server ssh root@your-flussonic-ip
Introduction Flussonic Media Server, developed by ErlyVideo, is a high-performance streaming solution known for its ability to ingest, transcode, and deliver video at scale—from security camera feeds (RTSP, Onvif) to live events (SRT, RTMP, HLS). For system administrators, video engineers, and DevOps teams maintaining a Flussonic cluster, reading full release notes is essential. Updates can introduce security patches, new protocol support (WebRTC, SRT), deprecated features, or database schema changes. Updates can introduce security patches, new protocol support
For Docker deployments:
# SSH into your Flussonic server ssh root@your-flussonic-ip cat /opt/flussonic/RELEASE_NOTES Or via API/Web UI curl http://localhost:8080/docs/en/changelog/
apiVersion: batch/v1 kind: CronJob metadata: name: flussonic-changelog-fetch spec: schedule: "0 0 * * 0" jobTemplate: spec: template: spec: containers: - name: curl image: curlimages/curl args: ["http://flussonic-service:8080/docs/en/changelog/"] Reading Flussonic release notes in full is non-negotiable for stable streaming infrastructure. While this article provides a historical digest, you must always consult the RELEASE_NOTES file specific to your target version. Pay special attention to security fixes, schema migrations, and deprecated directives. Automate change detection, maintain staging environments, and document your own upgrade notes.
0 9 * * 1 /usr/bin/curl -s http://localhost:8080/docs/en/changelog/ | grep -A5 "NEW" | mail -s "Flussonic weekly release notes" admin@example.com Or for Docker/Kubernetes:
Introduction Flussonic Media Server, developed by ErlyVideo, is a high-performance streaming solution known for its ability to ingest, transcode, and deliver video at scale—from security camera feeds (RTSP, Onvif) to live events (SRT, RTMP, HLS). For system administrators, video engineers, and DevOps teams maintaining a Flussonic cluster, reading full release notes is essential. Updates can introduce security patches, new protocol support (WebRTC, SRT), deprecated features, or database schema changes.
For Docker deployments: