Nextcloud Talk high-performance back-end

[ikalou]

@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

[nostrdev]

@ikalou - we gave up on jitsi / mirotalk / nextcloud for group calls. These days we mostly use Proton Meet.

[luckow]

@nostrdev Can you tell us how many people participate in your group calls?

[nostrdev]

typically no more than 6 or 7

[andreasdueren]

@nostrdev I have successfully used NC Talk with the HPB and 30+ users

[LoudLemur]

@andreasdueren said:

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?

[andreasdueren]

@LoudLemur honestly it’s 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.

[jdaviescoates]

@andreasdueren said:

cloudflare turn

Does that make a significant difference compared to just using the turn within Cloudron?

[andreasdueren]

@jdaviescoates personally I found the internal turn server to be highly unreliable. But others may have better experiences.

[sponch]

@andreasdueren could you explain that? Which cloudron package?

[andreasdueren]

@sponch This one: https://ca.cloudron.io/app/nextcloud-talk-hpb