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Understanding the Flash Media Server
architecture
The server and the Flash client application communicate over a persistent connection using
Real-Time Message Protocol (RTMP). In a typical scenario, a web server delivers the Flash
client to Flash Player over HTTP. The Flash client then uses RTMP to establish a persistent
connection to Flash Media Server, allowing for an uninterrupted data stream to flow between
client and server.
Web server
Sends SWF
1
HTTP
Client
Plays SWF using
Flash Player
2
RTMP
3
Flash Media Server
Sends/receives
data stream
22
Flash Media Server Architecture
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