Jitsi Meet: Open source video conferencing platform
WebRTC video conferencing with self-hosting and embeddable SDKs.
Learn more about jitsi-meet
Jitsi Meet is a video conferencing platform built on WebRTC technology that provides both hosted and self-hosted deployment options. The architecture includes a web application, mobile clients for Android and iOS, and server components that can be deployed via Debian packages or Docker. It uses an SFU (Selective Forwarding Unit) approach for media routing and supports end-to-end encryption for participant communications. Common deployment scenarios include public instances, private enterprise installations, and embedded conferencing features within third-party applications.
Self-Hosted Infrastructure Options
Deploy via Debian packages or Docker with complete control over servers and data. Organizations run independent instances without reliance on third-party hosted services, enabling custom configurations and compliance requirements.
Multi-Platform Client Support
Browser-based conferencing works without plugins across current web browsers. Native Android and iOS apps plus embeddable SDKs enable integration into existing applications with consistent feature parity.
End-to-End Encryption Implementation
E2EE secures participant communications with documented technical specifications and key management. Security architecture and vulnerability reporting procedures are formally maintained in project documentation for audit and compliance verification.
const domain = 'meet.jit.si';
const options = {
roomName: 'MyTeamMeeting',
width: 700,
height: 700,
parentNode: document.querySelector('#meet')
};
const api = new JitsiMeetExternalAPI(domain, options);
api.addEventListener('videoConferenceJoined', () => {
console.log('User joined the conference');
});Release notes do not specify breaking changes, requirements, or migration steps for this version.
- –Review commit history or changelog separately to identify any functional changes before upgrading.
- –Test deployment in staging environment as impact and scope of changes are undocumented.
Release notes do not specify breaking changes, requirements, or upgrade steps for this version.
- –Review commit history or changelog separately to identify any configuration or deployment changes required.
- –Test thoroughly in staging before upgrading production instances due to lack of documented changes.
Release notes do not specify breaking changes, requirements, or upgrade steps for this version.
- –Review commit history or changelog separately to identify any configuration or dependency changes.
- –Test deployment in staging before upgrading production instances due to lack of documented changes.
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