Another important tool external to Jitsi is Prosody, an XMPP server used for signaling. There are many aspects of Jitsi that you need to understand. First of all, if you simply want to have a video conference without setting up any infrastructure, you can just navigate to and have free video conferencing. Secondly, you can self-host your own Jitsi server on your own infrastructure, meaning you get to implement extra security and have more control over your online communications. Thirdly, for developers, it supports integration into existing products to add video conferencing capabilities. One of the key features of Jitsi is that you can connect it to your calendar such as Google Calendar and launch conferences directly from your calendar.
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Let’s go to the domain name registration service provider’s web console and access the domain’s advanced settings, click Add New Record of type A and point the record to your server public IP address as shown in the following screenshot. Create A Record for Domain in DNS Step 2: Installing Jitsi in Ubuntu ServerĢ. Next, we need to install the Jitsi package from the official project repository. Let’s add the Jitsi repository to the package sources to make the Jitsi Meet packages available to install by running the following commands.
The curl command downloads and installs the Jitsi GPG package signing key and imports it into apt package manager configuration. $ curl | sudo sh -c 'gpg -dearmor > /usr/share/keyrings/jitsi-keyring.gpg' The echo command adds the official Jitsi package repository to the apt package management system and tells apt to utilize it to install the package.
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