A memo to build Jitsi Meet on Azure with docker-compose
I'm trying self-hosting for jitsi meet. (WIP)
It's about to be written, but once released
I will try to link it with the domain acquired by freenom.
Jitsi Meet
A free video chat tool. Self-hosting is possible.
1. Preparation
Domain and server preparation.
Create a VM instance in Azure
Create an Ubuntu server (v18 series) on Azure.
Allow SSH, HTTP, and HTTPS ports at startup.
When you create it, a public IP address will be issued, so make a note of the address.
Get a free domain with freenom
Get a domain for free with freenom.
I got https://hogehoge-meet.cf.
Specify the IP address of the Azure VM in the DNS settings.
2. Install Jitsi on ubuntu
Install Jitsi on ubuntu via docker-compose.
2-1. Make docker-compose available
This time, install with docker-compose. From the preparation of that area
install docker
curl -fsSL https://get.docker.com -o get-docker.sh
sh get-docker.sh
Install docker compose
sudo apt install docker-compose -y
2-2. Download and configure Jitsi
Clone docker-jitsi-meet
Go inside the cloned folder.
git clone https://github.com/jitsi/docker-jitsi-meet && cd docker-jitsi-meet
.env settings
Work in the docker-jitsi-meet folder.
cp env.example .env
sudo vim .env
Edit
2-3. Installing Jitsi
I will drop the image.
sudo docker-compose pull
Let's launch it below.
sudo docker-compose up -d
At first glance, it looks like it's done, but it will take some time for the process to complete.
Below
sudo docker-compose logs -f web
3 operation
When I started and accessed the address, the start screen was displayed safely.
4. If it fails
If accessing the URL does not work, edit .env again, shut down and restart.
sudo docker-compose down
I think it's mostly due to the .env setting or the firewall setting.
By the way, you can delete the whole image with --rmi all.
sudo docker-compose down --rmi all
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