Install Jitsi Meet on Linux
Jitsi is an open-source video conferencing software that allows for video calls, screen sharing, and many other features. Here’s a basic guide to installing Jitsi Meet on a VPS (we’ll use Ubuntu for this example):1. Prepare Your Server:
Make sure you have a server (e.g., VPS) running Ubuntu. Ensure your server has a public IP address.2. Update Your System:
Before you start, always good to make sure your server’s package list and software is up to date:3. Set Up a Domain:
For Jitsi to work properly with SSL (which you want for security), you’ll need a domain name. Make sure to point your domain to your server’s IP address using DNS settings.4. Install Jitsi:
a. First, add the Jitsi repository to your sources list:5. Secure Jitsi with a Real SSL Certificate:
a. Installcertbot
(this is for Let’s Encrypt SSL certificates):
6. Access Jitsi:
Now, in any web browser, go tohttps://yourdomain.com
(replace “yourdomain.com” with your actual domain). You should see the Jitsi Meet interface where you can start or join a meeting.
That’s it! You now have a basic Jitsi Meet server set up. There are many more advanced settings and configurations you can dive into if needed, but this will get you started with a basic installation.