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| [Jitsi](https://jitsi.org/) is a free, open source video conferencing and communication platform that provides a secure, stable, and free alternative to other popular video conferencing services. With Jitsi, you can use built-in features to limit meeting access with passwords or stream on YouTube so anyone can attend. | ||
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| This guide walks you through how to create a scalable Jitsi Meet cluster using [Ansible](https://www.ansible.com/). The provided Ansible playbook creates an initial deployment that can then be scaled up or down as needed. |
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Maybe: "this guide walks through creating..."
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| 1. Each JVB connects to the singular Jitsi meet instance running XMPP via Prosody on port 5222. | ||
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| 1. Jicofo (Jitsi Conference Focus) runs on the Jitsi meet instance and is configured to split up load balanced traffic between each JVB instance. |
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| 1. Jicofo (Jitsi Conference Focus) runs on the Jitsi meet instance and is configured to split up load balanced traffic between each JVB instance. | ||
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| 1. NGINX runs on the meet instance and functions to serve client requests and communicate with internal Jitsi components. |
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Don't need "functions to", add 's' to serve
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| The following software and components must be installed and configured on your local system in order for the playbooks in this guide to function: | ||
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| - An installed [Python](https://www.python.org/downloads/) version: > v3.8 |
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| git clone https://github.com/linode/docs-cloud-projects.git | ||
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| 1. Navigate to the manual-jitsi-cluster directory within your local cloned repository to begin installation steps: |
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Don't need "to begin installation steps"
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| {{< note title="Upgrading the ansible-core package" >}} | ||
| Some ansible-core package versions may contain older parameters. Should you experience any errors related to out-of-date or deprecated parameters, the ansible-core version can be updated with the below command: |
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"you can update the ansible-core version with the below command"
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| ## Provision Your Cluster | ||
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| 1. Using the `ansible-playbook` utility, run the `provision.yml` playbook with verbose options to keep track of the deployment process. This stands up Linode instances and dynamically writes the Ansible inventory to the hosts file. The playbook is complete when ssh is available on all deployed instances. |
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"Creates" rather than "stands up"
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| ## Benchmarking Your Cluster With WebRTC Perf | ||
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| [webrtcperf](https://github.com/vpalmisano/webrtcperf) is an open source utility used to evaluate the performance and quality for WebRTC-based services. To benchmark your Jitsi cluster's performance, WebRTC Perf can be run from a Docker container. Note that Docker must be loaded and configured prior to running the below `docker run` command. |
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Can run rather than "can be run"
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New guide that walks through manually creating a Jitsi Cluster on Akamai using Ansible