Jitsi Meet dropped
We have (silently) dropped the hosting of our own Jitsi Meet service last week. The rather big resource costs did not weigh up to the infrequent usage.
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We have (silently) dropped the hosting of our own Jitsi Meet service last week. The rather big resource costs did not weigh up to the infrequent usage.
More …As you all have noticed, we have successfully moved our servers from the Dutch hoster Bitency to a dedicated server at the German hoster Hetzner a few weeks ago.
More …Not much has changed over the year. But as a status update we present our new status page that shows the status and history of our services. You can find it at https://status.luon.net!
More …At the moment, Matrix/Element supports one-on-one calls but relies on Jitsi Meet for group calls. Now that this is going to change in the future and native group calls are coming to Matrix, we are planning to phase out our Jitsi Meet installation. This is mainly because Jitsi Meet is quite a heavy system to keep up and running in parallel with Matrix.
More …All our servers have been successfully upgraded to Debian 11 (Bullseye). This upgrade has impacted almost all our services except for the ones that already ran in their own container and were already up-to-date ( such as Gitea, Jitsi Meet and Nextcloud). Most updates are changes under the hood. However, the most striking visual change is in our webmail solution Roundcube.
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