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Hi - you can simply upload content to EdgeCast via FTP or Rsync - the content is live on the CDN as soon as its in our storage or our accounts can be setup to use your own web-server as storage. The API is used for advanced functionality in the network. Feel free to contact me with any other questions: craig@edgecast.com
Then it should be possible to do this with the MM_FTP module. Can you report back on your success with this? It would be good to have a case study on this.
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Comment #1
arthurf commentedNot to my knowledge, but I'd be glad to support you to write such a module.
Comment #2
ebeyrent commentedI did a little bit of poking around and it looks like they have a SOAP API: https://api.edgecast.com/v1/mediamanager.asmx?WSDL
On the surface, this doesn't look like it will be all that complicated...
Comment #3
craigkaplan commentedHi - you can simply upload content to EdgeCast via FTP or Rsync - the content is live on the CDN as soon as its in our storage or our accounts can be setup to use your own web-server as storage. The API is used for advanced functionality in the network. Feel free to contact me with any other questions: craig@edgecast.com
Comment #4
arthurf commentedThen it should be possible to do this with the MM_FTP module. Can you report back on your success with this? It would be good to have a case study on this.