MCIS Jitsi deployment
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Create a MCIS consists of one VM (using any method)
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Host requirement: https://jitsi.github.io/handbook/docs/devops-guide/devops-guide-requirements (suggest 4 vCPU / 8GB Mem)
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OS requirement : Ubuntu 22.04 (verified to run this script)
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Assign DNS record to the public IP of the VM of the MCIS (this script uses Route53 of AWS. Users can use own DNS)
- cb-tumblebug/src/testclient/scripts/sequentialFullTest/update-dns-for-mcis-ip.sh -n [MCIS-ID] -x [your-Route53-domain-id] -y [your-domainName-for-service]
- ex: ./update-dns-for-mcis-ip.sh -n **mc **-x /hostedzone/Z066922344BWOY9B7T -y my.cloud.org
- Note: Cloud-Barista does not provide DNS service, users need to handle DNS. This script is a tool for testing video conference scenario with limited support and stability.
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Assign DNS record to the public IP of the VM of the MCIS
- cb-tumblebug/src/testclient/scripts/sequentialFullTest/deploy-jitsi-to-mcis.sh -n [MCIS-ID] -x [your-email-for-certificate] -y [your-domainName-for-service]
- ex: ./deploy-jitsi-to-mcis.sh -n mc -x my@email.re.kr -y my.cloud.org
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Access to the live Jitsi server using the DNS
- Use any Web browser (allow camera and mic)
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Start meetingwill create a new conference room
- The URL can be shared to invite your friends
- Use any Web browser (allow camera and mic)