Put nginx in front of it with Let's Encrypt and it shouldn't take more than half an hour to set up. After that you basically get a clone of meet.jit.si.
I'm using it with the low level JS library in order to build a product that contains video chat. There was a bit more messing about for me, but only a bit.
nginx and letsencrypt are already included in the docker image - just uncomment the letsencrypt variables in the .env config file :) hope that saves you some time.
Ah of course, I forgot that was included. I couldn't use that myself due to CORS and a few other things but if you just want Jitsi in a box it would work for sure.
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I am also doing this, so I'll take the liberty of answering. There's a turnkey docker which should take a few minutes to install:
https://github.com/jitsi/docker-jitsi-meet
Put nginx in front of it with Let's Encrypt and it shouldn't take more than half an hour to set up. After that you basically get a clone of meet.jit.si.
I'm using it with the low level JS library in order to build a product that contains video chat. There was a bit more messing about for me, but only a bit.
nginx and letsencrypt are already included in the docker image - just uncomment the letsencrypt variables in the .env config file :) hope that saves you some time.
Ah of course, I forgot that was included. I couldn't use that myself due to CORS and a few other things but if you just want Jitsi in a box it would work for sure.