real life test next tuesday 21:00 berlin time (utc+1)

[timconsidine]

@luckow thank you for for organising
I tried to join but only managed 10 seconds because I messed up the muting and it disturbed my other meeting.
Looks like it performed well

[ei8fdb]

@luckow Sorry I couldn't join I'm just home now.

I'm curious to know the resources available for the jitsi server - CPU, RAM as configured in the cloudron UI.

My (very ad-hoc) testing so far has not been too successful, but I've not had a chance to dedicate time.

[BrutalBirdie]

@ei8fdb default settings from the install.

[ei8fdb]

@BrutalBirdie Oh! Then I need to look again at things. Thanks.

[timconsidine]

@ei8fdb default install works fine for me
not load tested but for 1-to-1 calls, (my 90% use case), it works fine

[nebulon]

@ei8fdb currently the manifest has a default memory limit set of 1.5Gb. However that value is really just a wild guess on my side.

[scooke]

A few others ought to try, but with lower spec'ed machines, possibly running other apps on the Cloudron too. Why? I'd like to use this but I can't afford a 29 euro/month VPS (looks like a RS 4000 G9)(yet). How good is it with less?

[ei8fdb]

@scooke said in real life test next tuesday 21:00 berlin time (utc+1):

A few others ought to try, but with lower spec'ed machines, possibly running other apps on the Cloudron too. Why? I'd like to use this but I can't afford a 29 euro/month VPS (looks like a RS 4000 G9)(yet). How good is it with less?

This is exactly what I'm trying to do at the moment with my self-hosted Cloudron.

I'm not sure I yet have networking side working, but when I do I'll happily do a test with others. Give me a few more days to find the time to test more.

I assume my Internet bandwidth will be the limiting factor before my home server.

[jdaviescoates]

I've done a couple of tests with Jitsi on my VPS.

The first one was with default RAM/ CPU resources with my Dad in a village in Spain on an iffy connection (sometimes it's good, often not): didn't really work at all. We couldn't see nor hear eachother.

I then upped the RAM and CPU just for good measure and did a test with my wife on our Wifi and my one my 4G mobile. Worked great.

Also did a test with someone in the same country as me (UK), but both in a different country as the server (Germany). Mostly worked well, but sometimes the audio and video went out of sync.

So far not managed to test a meeting with more than 2 people in though...

I'm looking forward to LDAP integration and being able to record meetings...

[nebulon]

@jdaviescoates just for information. Jitsi will do a direct p2p connection with two meeting participants. Once a 3rd person joins, it will use an SFU. So the connectivity specifics are quite different between 2 and more meeting participants.