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What's next?

You can learn more about the video platform concepts used in this tutorial from the overview page.

If you happen to have any ideas in mind please contact us at devrel@vonage.com

Create Session

Use the Vonage Video dotNet SDK to learn how to create a session. Sessions allow participants to use audio, video, and messaging functionality in your application.

Available on:
Node.js
Steps
1
Introduction
2
Prerequisites
3
Create a Session that uses Vonage Video Media Router
4
Create a relayed session
5
Create an automatically archived session
6
Using sessions in client applications
7
What's next?