
Learn to install and configure BigBlueButton and Jitsi on your own Linux server, including domain setup, Docker and dependencies, SSL, open-source options, and testing a webinar.
Set up a new Ubuntu 18.04 cloud server, connect via SSH, and update repositories. Learn to install and access the server using terminal tools across Windows, macOS, or Linux.
Learn to install and configure Gizzi using docker and docker compose, enable Let's Encrypt SSL, and point a domain for a self-hosted online conference with chat and screen sharing.
Install and configure bigbluebutton on ubuntu 16.04 using docker, set up a new server, create an admin, and customize rooms and site settings for a hosted web conference.
Today, video conferencing technology has a wide audience. Virtual audio and video conferences provide the ability to talk to people in different places without the need to move people. This technology is especially suitable for business users in different cities or even different countries. Because it saves time, money and hassle related to business travel.
Today, the use of video conferencing has increased and includes such things as holding daily meetings, negotiating and doing business, interviewing people, teaching and virtual education, and so on.
In this short course, we will learn how to set up Jitsi and BigBlueButton on a private server so that you can use this technology in a personalized way. You can set up a video conferencing service on the main domain of your website to chat with your staff or teach your students. Both services are open source and you can customize the service depending on your needs.
BBB Features:
real-time sharing of audio, video, screen.
public/private chat.
Upload of PDF and Microsoft office documents.
Interactive whiteboard.
Integration with phone systems (using FreeSWITCH)
JITSI Features:
Auto-view the active speaker or click on any attendee to see their video.
Android and iOS apps.
Text chatting (web only)
Lock a room with a password.
Screen sharing (if jidesha is setup, only required in Chrome)
Streaming a conference to YouTube live (if Jibri is configured)
The result of the course
After this course, you can easily set up the Jitsi and BigBlueButton video conferencing service on your own domain.
NOTE: this course is covering BBB Version 2.2 and yet the newer versions are not fully stable to focus in this course.