Nextcloud Talk high-performance back-end
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This has just been open sourced
See
https://nextcloud.com/blog/open-sourcing-talk-back-end-rc-of-talk-9-brings-lots-of-improvements/https://github.com/strukturag/nextcloud-spreed-signaling
Would love to be able to use this with my Cloudron Nextcloud!
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Wow, what a big step to release this as open source. Especially with Jisti being hard to be packaged, this would be awesome to get running on cloudron. I am not aware of any solution offering a videobridge/MCU/etc. so far that is available on cloudron, so this would be a great addition.
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@NCKNE said in Nextcloud Talk high-performance back-end:
I am not aware of any solution offering a videobridge/MCU/etc.
But neither is Nextcloud. What they have now released is a signalling server, this is just meant to better cope with a lot of users (otherwise the signalling functionality is done in php, which does not scale as well).
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@fbartels said in Nextcloud Talk high-performance back-end:
But neither is Nextcloud. What they have now released is a signalling server, this is just meant to better cope with a lot of users (otherwise the signalling functionality is done in php, which does not scale as well).
But it looks like it's designed to work Janus General Purpose WebRTC Server which from what I can tell is a gateway that does do this stuff, no?
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Yes, Janus indeed has a plug-in to do video through an sfu.
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From skipping though the documentation it looks to me as if the backend including the SFU would be addressed by a NATS server and could be proxied by nginx. While I haven‘t (yet) looked deeper into packaging apps for cloudron and don‘t know if Go would be supported by the base image, I would assume/hope this could be packaged (at least theoretically) for cloudron?
