This document outlines the functionality of a web application designed for staff personnel at events. The application features authentication through Cere Wallet, enabling users to access a list of events (concerts, gatherings) and select one. Subsequently, the application opens a QR scanner interface for ticket validation at the event entrance.
This document details the ticket generation process within the Davinci application. Users purchase event tickets as NFTs through the app, enabling them to generate a QR code ticket for event entry. The QR code serves as the digital ticket that users present to staff personnel for access to the event.
Cluster Management is a comprehensive suite of user-friendly tools designed with the goal of empowering any self-organized group of nodes. These tools allow these groups to build an automated, decentralized data cluster driven by the capabilities of CERE tokens ($CERE) and the protocol. Anchored by robust smart contracts, these tools equip DDC Clusters to consistently deliver high-powered, automated data cloud operations, specifically designed to cater to the needs of developers.
The CERE ecosystem offers a comprehensive solution for streaming video content, leveraging a suite of innovative products and technologies. This document outlines the process of streaming video content within the CERE ecosystem, utilizing the following key components.
There are a bunch of ways to stream video from DDC:Stream video using the direct link via browser, native HTML <video> tag, or Media SDKStream video permissioned by the NFT ownership via Media SDKMore information on how both use cases work can be found...
There are 2 options for using DDC as a streaming platform: using a native HTML player or an HLS player, that streams the encoded video using ffmpeg code.
