Vagon Application Streaming

Scalable application streaming for all kinds of applications globally. With Vagon's own interactive streaming protocol, any application can be streamed on any device in minutes.

What is Application Streaming?

Application Streaming is an on-demand software distribution method where the application itself is streamed inside the browser with no need to install the application locally. With this method, applications can be accessible on any device, without any hardware limitations real time.

In addition to well-known interactive streaming solutions like Unreal Engine Pixel Streaming and Unity Render Streaming, all legacy applications can be streamed with application streaming technology and make accessible without limitations.

How to use Application Streaming?

Application Streaming is the default protocol for interactive streaming on Vagon Streams, and no additional steps or integration is needed to stream your app with Application Streaming.

The streaming quality of Application Streaming technology adapts itself according to the user's network condition by ensuring 30FPS streaming quality in any network condition. It also supports 4K, 60FPS streaming quality which can be configured from Vagon Dashboard.

Both Windows and Linux applications can utilize Application Streaming technology with the same feature capabilities.

#1 - Upload Your Application and Create a Stream link

Start by uploading the application build folder in .zip format to the Vagon Streams dashboard.

In case you need any assistance, you can check How to Start Streaming page for a step-by-step guide.

Application Upload from Dashboard

#2 - Start Streaming Your Application

Then, you will only need to click on the Stream link, and the system will automatically stream your application with application streaming technology.

You can use the Stream link on any device, and configure the Stream settings from your dashboard easily.

Additional feature support can vary depending on the selected streaming protocol, please check the related feature page to ensure the coverage.