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This page created for NRENs to support the roll out of openUp2U and the scalable eduMEET service for the R&E community.

eduMEET (beta) is an Open Source web-conferencing service from GÉANT portfolio. It is an interactive, web-based videoconferencing platform, supporting distant learning processes, including audio-video communication, chat, screen and file sharing.

Created by our community for our community. Trustworthy, self-hosted, secure. Integrated with community owned STUN/TURN service. Keeping traffic inside community networks. All this makes eduMEET safe and cost effective alternative to commercial solutions.

Currently in beta stage, after successful reaching PLM gate and security reviews. Nevertheless crisis situation was a trigger to use it already now in extremely wide scale for urgent purposes. All feedback will be more than appreciated and would allow dynamic reaction in case of support requirements.

All details are below and if needed more technical questions please contact: edumeet-helpdesk@lists.geant.org 

Suggested requirements for servers

  • eduMEET
    Minimum configuration of VM / server (preferred):
    - typical CPU (4-8 cores)
    - RAM - ~ 4-8 GB
    - HDD - ~ 100GB
    - 1 network adapter (1Gb/s)
    - OS - Debian / Ubuntu
    - public IP address (without any NAT) 
    - domain name assigned (for certificates)
  • eduTURN
    (community owned and managed STUN/TURN service, based on open source coturn)

    Two medium class virtual or physical machines:

         Minimum configuration of each server:
         - typical CPU (2-4 cores)
         - RAM - ~ 4GB
         - HDD - ~ 100GB
         - 1-2 network adapters
         - OS - stable Debian 8

         Additional requirements:
         - root rights accounts on the servers
         - at least 1, (but it would be better to have 2) public global IPv4 addresses,
                - and also 1 (or better 2) IPv6 addresses,
                - your IPv4 and IPv6 netmask
                - and gw,
                - further more DNS resolvers  2x IPv4 and 2x IPv6,
                - your linux timezone,
                - and the host FQDN.

Default settings (mute + lowest resolution on join)
- mute on join already done - by appropriate link, shared with pupils: server/room?mute=true
- lowest resolution on join - TBC


For now please find it here below:

For eduMEET installation purposes we should share:


- for using ansible scripts: https://github.com/misi/mm-ansible 

- for direct docker image:

    https://github.com/misi/mm/tree/dev

    https://hub.docker.com/r/misi/mm/


Minimum configuration of VM / server (preferred):
- typical CPU (4-8 cores)
- RAM - ~ 4-8 GB
- HDD - ~ 100GB
- 1 network adapter (1Gb/s)
- OS - Debian / Ubuntu
- public IP address (without any NAT)
- domain name assigned (for certificates)


For eduTURN installation we should share:


https://coturn.net

https://eduturn.org to request credentials for edu nodes


(community owned and managed STUN/TURN service, based on open source coturn)

Two medium class virtual or physical machines:
     Minimum configuration of each server:
     - typical CPU (2-4 cores)
     - RAM - ~ 4GB
     - HDD - ~ 100GB
     - 1-2 network adapters
     - OS - stable Debian 8

     Additional requirements:
     - root rights accounts on the servers
     - at least 1, (but it would be better to have 2) public global IPv4 addresses,
            - and also 1 (or better 2) IPv6 addresses,
            - your IPv4 and IPv6 netmask
            - and gw,
            - further more DNS resolvers  2x IPv4 and 2x IPv6,
            - your linux timezone,
            - and the host FQDN.

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