Create ruleset

Bearer authentication header of the form Bearer <token>, where <token> is your auth token.

The ID of the project that the VideoProtectionRuleset belongs to.

Name of the Ruleset

Viewers are disallowed to consume the video from these countries (and allowed from all others)

Viewers are allowed to consume the video from these countries (and disallowed from all others)

Disallow viewers from using a VPN to consume the video

Disallow viewers from sharing a playlist URL with others (i.e. hotlink protection). This is done by binding the viewer's IP address to the playlist URL.

A list of domains that are allowed to playback the video. An empty list implies all domains are valid. This uses the HTTP referrer, which can be spoofed and as such is not a strong protection mechanism.

Note: this uses the HTTP referrer. As native apps do not send any HTTP referrer, any client that does not send a referrer will be allowed.

Require viewers to be signed in. This requires the viewer to have a valid JWT, signed by the Motto identity service. The JWT should be passed either via the Authorization header or as a Cookie.

Disables the ruleset. This is useful for ensuring the ruleset no longer shows up as an option in the UI. It will continue to apply to any videos that already have this ruleseet applied (unlike a deleted ruleset).

Instruct the Motto content-delivery API to do an entitlement lookup for the user ID that the viewer is providing in a JWT when trying to access the content. This works in tandem with the Entitlement and Offer types in Motto's monetization section.

Note: This requires require_authentication to be set to true.