Self-hosted open source video conferencing with Jitsi

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Harikrishna Natrajan

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1. Introduction to Jitsi Meet and Docker

1. Introduction to Jitsi Meet.mp4

04:04

2. Introduction to Docker.mp4

05:06

2. Basic Jitsi

1. Install Jitsi.mp4

28:49

2. Around Jitsi.mp4

16:41

3. More Features

1. Level up recording and streaming using Jibri.mp4

05:32

2. Collaborate, doodle and have fun on Jitsis whiteboard.mp4

07:44

3. Meetings are precious, save the precious moments by taking notes.mp4

03:02

4. Conclusion

1. Thats all we have.mp4

02:49

Description

Use the power of open source to conduct meetings or teach online

What You'll Learn?

Install and configure Jitsi on Ubuntu/Debian Linux
Use Jitsi's web app and Android app for video conferencing
Stream a Jitsi conference to YouTube
Use in-built chat, whiteboard and shared document for written collaboration among members

Who is this for?

Linux admins and software engineers of companies who want to try self-hosted and open source video conferencing

Technically adept teachers who want to teach courses live online

People from categories above who don't want to use Zoom, TeamViewer or Google Meet

What You Need to Know?

Basic knowledge of Linux

Some comfort using the Linux commandline and vi editor

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Description
Learn to install, configure and use Jitsi on an Ubuntu machine in your company premises or on a cloud provider such as AWS, Linode, Azure or Google Cloud Compute.
Jitsi belongs to you and not to a third-party company such as Zoom or TeamViewer.
Learn how to have team meetings on a server that you trust.
Learn how to record your meetings and then replay them later.
Learn how to stream your meetings directly to your channel on YouTube as a live video.
Learn to collaborate with your peers by writing, using the in-built chat, whiteboard and text document.
I teach you how to install and use Jitsi using simple command line scripts that I made so that you don't have to get lost learning every command yourself.
I walk you through all the features of Jitsi, both on the web app and on the Android app, using high-quality video and zooming into interesting parts on every page, so that you can follow along easily. I promise that I will neither strain your eyes, nor your mind.
Within one hour, you'll be ready to conduct video conferences or courses with Jitsi.
You will appreciate that Jitsi is modern, open-source and fast. It's the best way to meet with your team, especially for remote work.
Who this course is for:
Linux admins and software engineers of companies who want to try self-hosted and open source video conferencing
Technically adept teachers who want to teach courses live online
People from categories above who don't want to use Zoom, TeamViewer or Google Meet

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I am a software engineer from Mumbai, India. I have worked on Linux platform since my graduation in 2003. My entire career has taken me through various forms of Linux including Android. I have worked with multiple programming languages, my most favourite being Python and Javascript.Recently I have made it my mission to host my own services and taking back ownership of all my data, by moving away from third party services, especially those from the big six: Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Facebook, Apple and Salesforce. I have successfully set up my own email server, chat server, VoIP, online file sharing, online calendar and a bunch of others. Through my course, I wish to share my knowledge to help you host your own services and own your data with full control.

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