Jitsi Meet
Secure, fully featured video conferencing
Jitsi Meet is an open-source video conferencing solution that runs in the browser with no account required. It targets users and teams wanting self-hosted video calls. It is deployed via Docker.
Key features
- Browser-based video calls
- No account needed
- Screen sharing and recording
- Scalable with extra components
Pros & cons
Strengths
- No account required
- Good call quality
- Open source
Trade-offs
- Scaling needs tuning
- Many moving components
Jitsi Meet replaces
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