Tutorials & Setup
March 8, 2023
Turn Server Setup for Jitsi on Ubuntu 20.04 TLS
Learn how to set up a TURN server to overcome connectivity issues in Jitsi Meet with this detailed guide. If you or your participants are having trouble connecting due to a firewall, a TURN server can act as a relay between both parties. This guide covers everything you need to know about setting up a TURN server, from setting up the necessary...
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March 15, 2023
Jitsi Installation with JWT Support on Ubuntu 20.04 TLS
Since the release of Ubuntu 20.04 Focal Fossa, which is fairly new compared to previous Ubuntu TLS Bionic Beaver, there are some differences when installing Jitsi with JWT support. As a result, I decided to create a separate guide for installing Jitsi with JWT authentication support specifically for Ubuntu 20.04 TLS. Security is a critical...
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March 31, 2023
Jitsi Installation with JWT Support on Ubuntu 18.04 TLS
Learn how to enhance the security of your Jitsi installations with JWT! In this blog post, we provide step-by-step instructions for setting up Jitsi with JWT, a smart and simple solution for web conferencing security. Don't risk the security of your live conferencing - follow our guide and protect your personal data and encryption policies...
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April 14, 2023
Scaling Up Your Jitsi with Jitsi Bridges
After you make your own Jitsi installation, you may find yourself in a situation where you need to scale up your system to handle more users. The main resource requirement here will be the bandwidth to distribute the network traffic coming from users' audio and video streaming. Jitsi has a very compact and robust solution for that: the Jitsi Bridge...
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April 14, 2023
Jitsi-IFrame-in Use — A Shody Guide to Embeding Jitsi into Your Website
Do you want to embed Jitsi into your website page, and have it run through a UI of its own? Do you want the meeting function to be a small, secondary tidbit and have the rest of your website take the main stage, or, well, exist, at all? Meet Jitsi IFrame API. It’s a small little API that turns a Jitsi meeting into an iFrame element, so you can use...
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April 14, 2023
Installing Multiple Jibri as Docker Images — More Scallable and Managable Way of Jitsi Conference Recording
Jibri is a resource consuming component in terms of CPU and memory usage, running these Jibri instances inside Docker cotainers becomes much more feasible and managable option if need to have concurrent recordings. Also if you have lots of concurrent recordings...
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