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@ -17,2 +54,3 @@- ENABLE_TCC- ENABLE_TRANSCRIPTIONS- DISABLE_HTTPS- ENABLE_XMPP_WEBSOCKETFor some env vars like this one, there are no entries/descriptions in the
env.examplefrom upstream Jitsi repo. Using the existing.envfile will lead to default values here - but I like this preparatory step.@ -177,1 +232,4 @@meet.jitsi:labels:traefik.udp.routers.jvb.entrypoints: videotraefik.udp.routers.jvb.service: jvbWhat's the purpose of the service dict var?
This should define a service entity for traefik which allows e.g. for loadbalancing. I haven't tried the loadbalancing yet. On the other hand, that entrypoint
videois not further defined here. I am not sure whether other configuration is missing here.As long as this does not break our current setup, I'm fine with having the new labels here.
@ -178,0 +233,4 @@labels:traefik.udp.routers.jvb.entrypoints: videotraefik.udp.routers.jvb.service: jvbtraefik.udp.services.jvb.loadbalancer.server.port: '10000'Could that be parameterized with
${JVB_PORT}?Good point! Yes, could be, but it makes sense to create an Ansible var to allow a config of that
JVB_PORTwhich is still more or less hardcoded in the env file.To my knowledge, this variable already exists:
jitsi_bridge_udp_port. Or do I mix up things here?Where is that? I cannot find that string in the code.
I'm sorry, got that mixed up with one of my branches where I also needed to introduce such a variable :D
Memo for myself: This creates conflicts with the upcoming PR on multitenancy.