csabavirag
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1 year ago Here are few things
- Onvenue pages are more for the organizer staff. Start list is designed to be displayed on a TV screen, however the "by mat" view can fit properly on a mobile screen (the number of matches on the list is limited to the height of the screen)
- for fans/coaches/athletes, the main page (http://localhost:8080/) is recommended to use, where the upcoming matches are also listed under the "Live Stream" menu after selecting the event
- Arena VM is not optimized for high demand of visitors. It does not have cache for several reason, thus receiving 10's or 100's of concurrent requests can result in long response times => system slow down.
- Permitting users to be on the same network with Arena may arise unexpected problems like flooding the network with unlikely traffic, overloading Arena resources, etc.
Therefore it's not recommended to open your local network to public. You can still put the content of onvenue Start List onto a TV screen and make it accessible to anybody at the venue (can even use video splitter(s) to multiply a single video source and display it on several TV screens if necessary). The other option could be to use synchronization, so your local event is "mirrored" onto another Arena server, which is available through the Internet, prepared well for higher number of visitors and then you share that server with your audience. (I've opened a topic #41 for sharing the experiences between each other, but so far we received no interest on it)
Which application you are interested about Arena
Your question I would like to ask if it is possible coaches and other stuff can see the upcoming matches of athletes on onvenue/sport-event/show/.... url from their mobile or tablet devices? Is the app responsive for this situation? Ofc the mobile devices should me in the same wifi network as arena.