Setting Up Jitsi and TURN With the Installer

Configure the Installer to install Jitsi and TURN

Copy sample file from config-sample/coturn/coturn.yml to the coturn sub-directory within your config folder
Edit the file and add the following values :
- coturn_fqdn: The access address to coturn. It should match something like coturn.<fqdn.tld>. It must resolves to the public-facing IP of the VM.
- shared_secret: A random value, you can generate it with pwgen 32
- min_port: The minimal UDP Port used by coturn for relaying UDP Packets, in range 32769-65535
- max_port: The maximum UDP Port used by coturn for relaying UDP Packets, in range 32769-65535

Copy sample file from config-sample/jitsi/jitsi.yml to the jitsi sub-directory within your config folder
Edit the file and add the following values :
- jitsi_fqdn: The access address to jitsi. It should match something like jitsi.<fqdn.tld>. It must resolves to the public-facing IP of the VM.
- jicofo_auth_password: # a secret internal password for jicofo auth
- jicofo_component_secret: # a secret internal password for jicofo component
- jvb_auth_password: # a secret internal password for jvb
- helm_override_values: {} # if needed, to override helm settings automatically set by the installer
- timezone: Europe/Paris # The timezone in TZ format

Copy sample file from config-sample/element/jitsi.json to the element sub-directory within your config folder
Edit the file and replace <jitsi_fqdn> by the value of jitsi fqdn.

Restart the install script once everyting is set.

Create a file called jitsi.json in the ~/.element-onpremise-config/element directory.

{
      "jitsi": {
            "preferredDomain": "your.jitsi.example.org"
      }
}

replacing your.jitsi.example.org with the hostname of your Jitsi server.