Total Users
0
Registered Streamers
Live Broadcasts
0
Transcoding Real-Time
Total Stream Slots
0
Configured Channels
Storage Consumed
0 MB
User Video Files
Server Host Telemetry
OperationalLive Broadcasts Monitor
0 Active| Stream / User | Platform(s) | PID | FPS / Bitrate | Emergency Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No streams currently live. | ||||
Recent User Signups
Recent Streams Created
All Users| User | Role | Current Plan | Slots Limit | Storage Quota | Status | Joined | Actions |
|---|
SaaS Plans & Feature Gatekeeper
Configure quotas, pricing, streaming limits, allowed platforms, and feature checklists for each plan.
Ads & Monetization Control
Inject Google AdSense, Adsterra, or custom HTML/banner code into user dashboard and landing pages.
Custom Code Injection
Safely inject tracking pixels, Google Tag Manager, custom CSS, or live chat widgets across your entire SaaS.
Firebase Google Sign-In Setup
Enable 1-click Google Login for your users using Firebase Authentication.
How to get Firebase Web Config:
- Go to Firebase Console and select or create your project.
- Go to Authentication > Sign-in method and enable Google.
- In Project Settings > General > Your Apps, click Web (</>) to register your web app.
- Copy the
firebaseConfigobject and paste the values below. - Add your domain /
localhostto Authentication > Settings > Authorized domains.
SEO & General Platform Settings
Customize platform brand identity, meta tags, and default user onboarding settings.
Cloudflare R2 Object Storage (S3-Compatible)
Configure Cloudflare R2 bucket, API keys, and zero-egress presigned direct uploads.
Cloudflare R2 Object Storage (S3-Compatible)
Offload all user video uploads and streaming source files to Cloudflare R2. Zero VPS disk usage, zero egress costs.
Found in Cloudflare Dashboard URL or right sidebar of R2 overview.
Your exact Cloudflare R2 bucket name.
Generated from R2 > Manage R2 API Tokens.
Stored securely and encrypted on server.
Leave empty to use automatic secure signed URLs (recommended for 100% private user media isolation).
How to get Cloudflare R2 Credentials & Enable CORS (Quick Guide)
1. Create Bucket: In Cloudflare Dashboard, go to R2 > click Create bucket (e.g. alwayslive24-videos).
2. Configure CORS: Inside your new bucket, click Settings > scroll to CORS Policy > click Add CORS policy and paste:
[{"AllowedOrigins":["*"],"AllowedMethods":["GET","PUT","HEAD","POST","DELETE"],"AllowedHeaders":["*"],"MaxAgeSeconds":3600}]
3. Create API Token: In R2 overview, click Manage R2 API Tokens > Create API token > choose Object Read & Write permissions > Create > Copy Access Key ID & Secret Access Key.