With jitsi meet now requireing registration (something I do understand, … but I just happen not to have a google, MS or meta account), I am looking at selfhosting a jitsi meet for personal use.
Has somebody already done this? What are your experience? What are the hardware requirements? Docker or native? Linux or other OS? (FreeBSD)?
If you already have a NextCloud instance, NextCloud Talk is easy to install in your instance. It uses webrtc so your instance won’t do any video processing or routing at all, so server load is minimal. You’ll need to setup a stun/turn server to make it work in double-nat situation though.
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If you already have a NextCloud instance, NextCloud Talk is easy to install in your instance. It uses webrtc so your instance won’t do any video processing or routing at all, so server load is minimal. You’ll need to setup a stun/turn server to make it work in double-nat situation though.