dyndo-server

dyndo-server is the dynamic packaging HTTP server, produced by the dyndo-server crate and built on Axum. It serves DASH and HLS manifests and CMAF segments generated on the fly from asset.json descriptors.

Running

dyndo-server

The server takes no command-line arguments; all settings come from configuration (see Configuration). On startup it:

1. loads configuration (defaults, then config.yaml, then DYNDO_* environment variables);
2. builds the storage operator for the selected backend; and
3. binds the configured address and begins serving.

dyndo-server listening on http://0.0.0.0:8080

If configuration cannot be loaded, or the selected storage backend is misconfigured, the server exits during startup rather than serving errors per request.

What it serves

For every descriptor in the storage backend, the server exposes both a DASH and an HLS stream over a shared set of segment routes. Manifests are generated per request by parsing each source’s CMAF header; media segments are returned as byte-range reads from the original files. Nothing is written back to storage.

In this section

• HTTP routes — the complete route table, path grammar, content types, and status codes.
• Configuration — the config schema, layering, and environment-variable mapping.