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# Jitsi
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Jitsi Meet is an open-source video conferencing platform. No account or installation is required to join a meeting.
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## Configuration
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Key settings in `config.yaml`:
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- **domain** - Where Jitsi will be accessible
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- **jvbStunServers** - STUN servers for WebRTC NAT traversal (defaults to Google's public STUN servers)
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## Usage
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Just visit the app URL and enter a meeting room name (or click the microphone icon to start one). Share the URL with participants — they can join from any modern browser without installing anything.
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## Notes
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- Jitsi uses WebRTC for peer-to-peer video — audio/video quality depends on participants' network conditions
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- By default, anyone can create and join meetings — authentication can be enabled via the Jitsi admin settings if you need to restrict access
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- The internal component secrets (`jicofoAuthPassword`, `jvbAuthPassword`, `jicofoComponentSecret`) are auto-generated and used for communication between Jitsi's internal services (Jicofo, JVB, Prosody) — do not change them after deployment
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- For large meetings (10+ participants), consider tuning the JVB (Video Bridge) resource limits
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