net10.0
Media core for Koan: Ensure, pipelines, ancestry, and URL helpers over Koan.Storage.
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May 16, 2026
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dotnet add package Sylin.Koan.Media.Core --version 0.8.0
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README
Koan.Media.Core
Contract
- Purpose: Provide the runtime pipeline for Koan media operations, including variant orchestration, task scheduling, and storage integration.
- Primary inputs: Media configuration options, adapter capabilities, and the shared media abstractions.
- Outputs: Registered media operators, background pipelines that execute
MediaTaskworkloads, and storage routes for asset lifecycle management. - Failure modes: Missing storage adapter registration, unconfigured operators, or variant handlers throwing during execution.
- Success criteria: Media assets progress through configured pipelines, operators report health, and storage writes use the appropriate provider profiles.
Quick start
using Koan.Media.Core;
using Koan.Media.Core.Options;
public sealed class MediaAutoRegistrar : IKoanAutoRegistrar
{
public string ModuleName => "Media";
public void Initialize(IServiceCollection services)
{
services.AddMediaCore(options =>
{
options.DefaultStorageProfile = "cdn";
options.Pipelines.Add(new MediaPipelineDescriptor
{
PipelineId = "video-transcode",
Operators = { MediaOperatorDescriptor.For<VideoTranscodeOperator>() }
});
});
}
public void Describe(BootReport report, IConfiguration cfg, IHostEnvironment env)
=> report.AddNote("Media pipelines registered");
}
- Call
services.AddMediaCore(...)inside your auto-registrar to register pipelines, operators, and storage defaults. - Operators can leverage
MediaAsset.SaveAsync()or other entity statics to update assets after processing.
Configuration
- Set
MediaOptions.DefaultStorageProfileand per-pipeline overrides. - Register custom operators implementing
IMediaOperatorand describe their capabilities for observability. - Integrate Koan Storage adapters to route uploads and generated variants.
Edge cases
- Large concurrent pipelines: configure
MaxConcurrentOperationsto avoid oversaturating resources. - Operator failures: use retry policies and mark variants with failure metadata to keep asset state consistent.
- Storage latency: prefer streaming uploads for multi-GB media to avoid buffering in memory.
- Multitenancy: scope pipeline IDs and storage profiles per tenant to prevent cross-tenant leaks.
Related packages
Koan.Media.Abstractions– schema consumed by core pipelines.Koan.Media.Web– HTTP interface layered atop the core runtime.Koan.Storage– abstraction for media file persistence.
Reference
MediaOptions– master configuration for pipelines and storage.IMediaOperator– contract for implementing operators.MediaPipelineDescriptor– describes pipeline stages.
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