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title: "Global and Regional CMOD Endpoints"
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# Global and Regional CMOD Endpoints

> [!NOTE]
> On-Demand publishers who were on-boarded prior to October 2020 were assigned a dedicated CMOD number. For better performance and response times, Triton Digital recommends you change to the regional or global CMOD endpoints described below.

For fastest response time, On-Demand publishers should call the appropriate regional CMOD endpoint. See the information below to determine which is the best choice for your implementation.

> [!NOTE]
> We highly recommend using HTTPS for global endpoints, although HTTP is also available.

## Regional Endpoint

- North America: `cmod-na.live.streamtheworld.com`
- South America (Sao Paulo): `cmod-sa.live.streamtheworld.com `
- Europe: `cmod-eu.live.streamtheworld.com`
- APAC (Singapore): `cmod-apac.live.streamtheworld.com`

## Global Endpoint

`cmod-world.live.streamtheworld.com`

## Choosing the Appropriate Endpoint

Choose the endpoint that is closest to the majority of your listeners (for player-based implementations) and closest to the servers (for server-to-server implementations).

### Player

The call is issued from the listener's location, so use the endpoint that is closest to the majority of your listeners.

- If the vast majority of your listeners are in the same region, you can simply hard-code the endpoint for that region and use it for all connections.
- If your listeners are spit across two regions, you should implement player logic that calls the endpoint that is closest to the listener.
- If you have an international listenership but you do not want to implement player logic that dynamically connects to the closest endpoint, you can hard-code the global endpoint. Doing it this way fires a backend service (using the IP resolution of the GSLB logic) that dispatches your On-Demand call to one of the regional endpoints.

### Server-to-Server

The same basic logic applies to server-to-server implementations, except you base your choice on the location of the servers instead of the location of the listeners. Consult with your Triton Digital Solutions Specialist for details.