livekit-rooms

To manage LiveKit rooms and participants, you use server-side SDKs to execute room lifecycle operations, perform participant moderation like muting or removal, and process dynamic state updates through the event system.

To create a LiveKit room and generate a participant token, you use the room management features to instantiate a named meeting space, then leverage client-side APIs to mint access credentials for specific users to join.

Yes, you can control audio and video track publishing and subscribing in LiveKit. The infrastructure supports track handling to manage media flow, ensuring smooth audio and video distribution for virtual events and meetings.

LiveKit room management utilizes both server-side SDKs for backend infrastructure control like room creation and deletion, and client-side APIs for frontend interactions, integrating with LiveKit's event system for dynamic updates.

The best way to handle participant moderation and muting in a video conferencing infrastructure is by using LiveKit's participant control features, which allow you to manage who can speak, mute audio tracks, and remove participants to ensure smooth event flow.