Self-hosted open source video conferencing with Jitsi
Use the power of open source to conduct meetings or teach online
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What You Will Learn!
- Install and configure Jitsi on Ubuntu/Debian Linux
- Use Jitsi's web app and Android app for video conferencing
- Stream a Jitsi conference to YouTube
- Use in-built chat, whiteboard and shared document for written collaboration among members
Description
Learn to install, configure and use Jitsi on an Ubuntu machine in your company premises or on a cloud provider such as AWS, Linode, Azure or Google Cloud Compute.
Jitsi belongs to you and not to a third-party company such as Zoom or TeamViewer.
Learn how to have team meetings on a server that you trust.
Learn how to record your meetings and then replay them later.
Learn how to stream your meetings directly to your channel on YouTube as a live video.
Learn to collaborate with your peers by writing, using the in-built chat, whiteboard and text document.
I teach you how to install and use Jitsi using simple command line scripts that I made so that you don't have to get lost learning every command yourself.
I walk you through all the features of Jitsi, both on the web app and on the Android app, using high-quality video and zooming into interesting parts on every page, so that you can follow along easily. I promise that I will neither strain your eyes, nor your mind.
Within one hour, you'll be ready to conduct video conferences or courses with Jitsi.
You will appreciate that Jitsi is modern, open-source and fast. It's the best way to meet with your team, especially for remote work.
Who Should Attend!
- Linux admins and software engineers of companies who want to try self-hosted and open source video conferencing
- Technically adept teachers who want to teach courses live online
- People from categories above who don't want to use Zoom, TeamViewer or Google Meet