Ladies and gents, we now have an ephemeral/disposable and secure video conferencing platform that can livestream simultaneously to how-many-ever live streams and record them too! Jitsi Meet is a video conferencing platform that supports only streaming to YouTube by default. But then it's opensource and has a very active community. Found a nifty hack on the forums for simulcasting to multiple RTMP endpoints, so why not! Over the weekend, I enabled simulcast streaming via Jitsi with my Terraform configuration for AWS. Tested it with simultaneous streaming of video conferencing calls to Facebook Live, YouTube Live, Periscope/Twitter Live, and Twitch! And it can record livestreams at the same time (stock install can either stream or record with one Jibri at a time). To put things in perspective, a self-hosted setup on an AWS m4.xlarge EC2 instance in Mumbai would support upto 75 participants per conference, upto 200 participants across conferences, and would cost 15Rs per hour. You can kill the infra after use, so that you don't pay for not using the server. This is still expensive as compared to Zoom's annual plan that comes for 12k. But if you value security over cost and/or can afford or justify this spend, I'd highly recommend self-hosting your video conferencing infra. https://github.com/mavenik/jitsi-terraform/tree/master/aws#simulcast-streaming-and-recording-with-jibri-optional

I have been looking for a livestream product that allows me to do it over both Youtube AND instagram live. Are you aware of any such product?

@aloof-microphone-56302 This looks like it. You might want to try it out. I haven't used it though. https://www.loola.tv/

That's awesome development Nikhil.. will definitely check 🐕