Nextcloud Talk high-performance back-end
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@james thanks, will do.
Would setting up hastebin or privatebin on the cloudron demo be good for this, or would it be better off of cloudron altogether?
Hello @LoudLemur
Since the Cloudron demo server is not persistent, it will get lost there.
The Cloudron https://paste.cloudron.io/ could be used, but also has a policy to delete pastes that are too old. -
@charlesnw because Nextcloud Talk nicely integrates with the rest of Nextcloud.
But also quite a few reports on here of people having issues with MiroTalk, even if eventually resolved.
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What is the latest on supporting Nextcloud HPBE (High Performance Back End) on Cloudron? It would be great to be able to just one-click install and have great video conferencing capability. Work on this might also help Peertube, which has a similar sort of backend.
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What is the latest on supporting Nextcloud HPBE (High Performance Back End) on Cloudron? It would be great to be able to just one-click install and have great video conferencing capability. Work on this might also help Peertube, which has a similar sort of backend.
@LoudLemur Honestly I would recommend to just spin up a separate VPS (doesn't need to be powerful) and install this implementation: https://github.com/sunweaver/nextcloud-high-performance-backend-setup.git
Cloudron is great but the firewall is always creating problems for me with the turn server.
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@andreasdueren said in Nextcloud Talk high-performance back-end:
For everyone who wants to host it themselves without too much hassle, I have been successfully using this build on a standalone server for some months now: https://github.com/sunweaver/nextcloud-high-performance-backend-setup
Sounds like a great solution for now, thanks!
@andreasdueren can you confirm or otherwise if this package includes the ability to record meetings? Thanks!
@jdaviescoates Would you be willing to run a custom app as a standalone application for recordings?
I set something up for our org which I'm hosting at recording.cloud.tld.com. But the package is hardcoding some opinionated things and secrets.
For example I set up recording and Speaker-diarized transcription (which is super slow on CPU). I'm willing to open source this but the package requires more work for a general audience which I'm only willing to put in, if this is of value for other people.
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@nostrdev Hi, I'm curious, could you please share the type of VPS you used (RAM and vCPU, and if they're shared or dedicated)? Have you tried video calls with many people?
It's not easy to find clear information about the right server resources to use when it comes to Nextcloud Talk, and it's better to ensure the server is well dimensioned beforehand rather than realizing during a meeting with 20 participants that it just doesn't work
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@ikalou - we gave up on jitsi / mirotalk / nextcloud for group calls. These days we mostly use Proton Meet.
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@nostrdev I have successfully used NC Talk with the HPB and 30+ users
I have successfully used NC Talk with the HPB and 30+ users
Hey, well done on that! It must have been a great call. Thanks for letting us know.
Lets see how long it takes to top this! I think you will have the record for quite a while.
Do you have any tips for managing such a large teleconference?
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I have successfully used NC Talk with the HPB and 30+ users
Hey, well done on that! It must have been a great call. Thanks for letting us know.
Lets see how long it takes to top this! I think you will have the record for quite a while.
Do you have any tips for managing such a large teleconference?
@LoudLemur honestly itโs not that resource intensive. We used to run the HPB on a fairly small hetzner VPS but since switched over to the Cloudron package with cloudflare turn. Highly recommend.
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@LoudLemur honestly itโs not that resource intensive. We used to run the HPB on a fairly small hetzner VPS but since switched over to the Cloudron package with cloudflare turn. Highly recommend.
cloudflare turn
Does that make a significant difference compared to just using the turn within Cloudron?
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