Enterprise Platform Architecture & Integration Guide

Comprehensive developer guidelines for building low-latency WebRTC applications with Synton.

Regional Edge Routing Architecture

Synton routes interactive media streams across dedicated Edge PoP clusters deployed at Tier-III facilities. Each edge PoP exposes unified ingress interfaces:

Replace <region> (or sfu-X) with your nearest active regional Edge PoP cluster (e.g. as listed in network.html or pops.json).

Developer Toolchain Integration

1. WebRTC SFU Client SDK Session

import { SFUSession } from '/assets/v1/client/sfu-client.js';
const session = new SFUSession('https://synton.cc/assets/v1/client', '<SESSION_TOKEN>');
const conn = await session.connect();
console.log('SFU Peer connection active, peerId:', conn.peerId);

2. WASM Media Codec Preloader

const opusModule = await WebAssembly.instantiateStreaming(fetch('/assets/v1/client/codec-opus.wasm'));
const vp9Module = await WebAssembly.instantiateStreaming(fetch('/assets/v1/client/codec-vp9.wasm'));

3. Session Endpoint Discovery

fetch('/assets/v1/client/manifest.json').then(res => res.json()).then(console.log);

4. Enterprise ICE / TURN Configuration

Enterprise clients configure regional ICE servers provisioned under tenant SLA.

Enterprise Multi-Tenant Isolation

Enterprise Multi-Tenant Isolation: Synton operates dedicated, tenant-isolated infrastructure. Provisioning is performed exclusively under enterprise master service agreements (MSAs) with private VPC interconnects, custom identity federation (SAML 2.0 / Okta / Azure AD OIDC SSO), and mutual TLS (mTLS) worker authentication. Public consumer registration is intentionally closed to maintain dedicated hardware isolation and prevent noisy-neighbor performance degradation.

Enterprise Tenant Gateway: Access to dedicated tenant clusters is managed via your enterprise SAML/SSO entrypoint. For new tenant account onboarding or dedicated cluster provisioning, contact enterprise onboarding at hello@synton.cc.