I want to install Jitsi in my dedicated server for can create conferences. I have some easy questions, i checked in google but the info its ambiguous (sorry my english, i’m from Spain):
1- What is the difference between Jitsi Meet and Jitsi Videobridge?.
2- I saw that moderator can set password in her room. But i can enable an login system for only logged moderators can create rooms?.
I not want any random people can create conferences.
3- How many people can join to conference?.
4- To create 10 simultaneous conferences with 15 people in each one, how much RAM and which processor do you recommend on the server?
5- Jitsi work with LiteSpeed?, or only work in Apache?
6- Jitsi have module for install and admin him in WHM/cPanel?, or only work if i install him since terminal?.
For 5 participants, in my experience a minimal configuration requires 4GB of RAM. I am using a Core i3 system with good success on 50Mbit (Upload/download) with success, FHD video.
The basic rule is adding more participants will have impact no bandwidth, mostly.
Also after ~30 participants the tile view may become less friendly. If not everyone is using video, I’ve seen examples of ~ 50 participants meetings without problems on https://meet.jit.si
There are several examples in the forum, for 15 I’d risk saying 8GB on Core i3 + systems is OK. If everyone uses Chrome bandwidth use would be more efficient as I understand it, again from reading here in the forums.
No idea. The quick install is what I’ve used and is the easiest on a vanilla Debian / Ubuntu system.
There is no admin web interface that I am aware of. I’ve only had to deal with 2 config files (system and UI), easily editing in a terminal as root/admin user.
I lookedup CloudLinux OS, it’s based on CentOS.
Based on searching the forums for “RHEL” and “CentOS”, I would say no.
