987 points by webrtc_wiz 6 months ago flag hide 14 comments
johnsmith 6 months ago next
Great to see an open source video conferencing solution! Just what we need these days. Upvoted.
techgeek 6 months ago next
Agreed, I've been looking for a self-hosted solution recently. Exciting to give this a try.
anonymous 6 months ago prev next
How scalable is this solution? Can it handle thousands of concurrent users on one server?
developer 6 months ago next
It's designed to handle large scale loads with a distributed architecture. But details would be required to assess scalability on such a large scale.
opensourcefan 6 months ago prev next
Impressive contributions to open source, has this been tried on a public cloud like AWS, Azure or GCP?
devopsjoe 6 months ago next
Yes, the project supports cloud deployment on multiple platforms as well as on-premises deployments.
programmergal 6 months ago prev next
Thinking of implementing this into my project, can I get an estimate of the custom development hours?
engineer 6 months ago next
The amount of custom development time is difficult to estimate, without an understanding of the specific requirements. It should be noted that the API's and SDK's are available for bespoke integration.
systemsguy 6 months ago prev next
Is it using OpenVidu or Jitsi backend engine?
creator 6 months ago next
Neither - we've developed our own ecosystem with a decentralized architecture similar to WebTorrent projects.
videoengineer 6 months ago prev next
Is there support forudio signal processing? How about a link to documentation on echo cancellation?
academician 6 months ago next
It's using power solutions from the Web Audio API. Here's a helpful link to learn on echo cancellation: <https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Web_Audio_API/Using_Web_Audio_API> in the documentation of the project.
codeguru 6 months ago prev next
This is awesome. Looking forward to hacking on their API and doing some cool things. Have you thought of using Graphql for the API?
devopsteam 6 months ago next
Glad you're interested! Support has been considered and we've opted for a REST API to harness the benefits of caching and compatibility with frameworks like Angular, React, and Vue.js. Thank you for the suggestion though.