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Getting Started with Jitsi Server

About Jitsi Server


Jitsi is an open source videoconferencing and chat application. It enables videoconferencing between Windows, Mac, Linux, Android and iOS users by simply opening a new browser tab on laptops/desktops or downloading the Jitsi app from the Play Store/App Store on mobile devices.


This is a ready-to-use image with pre-installed dependencies. We provide the scripts for a quick and seamless setup. You would only require a domain to complete the installation with HTTPS for secure, private communication with your team.


  • Official Website: https://jitsi.org
  • Underlying OS: Debian 10 Server (64 Bit)
  • CloudCone Landing Page:


Minimum System Requirements


  • 2 vCPU Core
  • 1 GB RAM



  • 3 vCPU Core
  • 4 GB RAM


Getting Started


After you create your Jitsi server, Jitsi's dependencies and installation scripts will be preinstalled and ready for you to use.


A hostname (domain or subdomain) where you can create a DNS record pointing to your Server's IP address


You will need to connect to the Server via SSH to complete the setup.


apt-get install jitsi-meet -y


  1. All the dependencies are already installed, the setup shall ask you to enter the domain for your server.


  1. Next, choose the Generate a new self-signed certificate (You will later get a chance to obtain a Let's Encrypt certificate) option and hit Enter to finish the installation.


How to Secure Jitsi Server with Let's Encrypt SSL?


Run the following command


undefined/usr/share/jitsi-meet/scripts/install-letsencrypt-cert.sh


Important files and documents


Visit Jitsi official documentation site here: https://jitsi.github.io/handbook/docs/intro


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Updated on: 06/09/2021

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