livekit-webhooks

To process LiveKit webhooks, set up a backend endpoint to receive event payloads, verify signatures, and handle room lifecycle, participant presence, and track status notifications to manage real-time audio and video sessions.

Supported LiveKit webhook events include room creation and destruction, participant joins and leaves, track publishing status, and egress and ingress notifications, enabling comprehensive backend event processing for live sessions.

Yes, backend integration is required to verify LiveKit webhook signatures, process incoming event payloads, and execute downstream actions like updating databases or triggering services based on live session activity.

Yes, by processing LiveKit track status webhook events through your backend, you can trigger automated actions like starting a recording or sending notifications when a specific track is published in a room.

The best way to log participant presence is by handling LiveKit webhook events for participant joins and leaves, processing the payloads in your backend, and updating your database with the session timestamps.

LiveKit webhook event processing handles room lifecycle notifications by delivering room started and ended events to your backend endpoint, allowing you to automate session management and update system state accordingly.