RandomChat's technical architecture facilitates thousands of 1v1 video and text chat sessions worldwide with a focus on scalability and security.
Built on WebRTC, RandomChat enables direct peer-to-peer communication for high-quality, low-latency video streaming without external software requirements.
The platform uses STUN and TURN servers for NAT traversal, ensuring connectivity across various network configurations.
WebSockets manage signaling and messaging efficiently, enabling real-time communication during chat sessions with minimal latency.
RandomChat employs SFUs for media routing and scaling, while also utilizing Docker and Kubernetes for automatic horizontal scaling.
End-to-end encryption ensures the security of communication, and data is not stored on servers, enhancing privacy protection.
The frontend design prioritizes performance and cross-platform compatibility, adapting seamlessly to different devices without the need for a native app.
Session management algorithms and load balancing optimize matchmaking and connection speeds for users on RandomChat.
DevOps tools like Prometheus and Grafana monitor server health and performance in real time, ensuring reliability and quick issue resolution.
RandomChat's technical ecosystem supports a global, real-time chat experience, emphasizing low latency, privacy, and seamless connectivity.