[WIP] Setting Up Jitsi With the Installer Round 2
Configuring jitsi and coturn on PoC environments
Setting up jitsi and coturn on PoC environments requires your VM to have a public-facing IP address, routable directly for your users.
Coturn
- Copy sample file from
config-sample/coturn/coturn.yml
to thecoturn
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 likecoturn.<fqdn.tld>
. It must resolves to the public-facing IP of the VM. -
shared_secret
: A random value, you can generate it withpwgen 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
-
Jitsi
- Copy sample file from
config-sample/jitsi/jitsi.yml
to thejitsi
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 likejitsi.<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
-
Element
- Copy sample file from
config-sample/element/jitsi.json
to theelement
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.