Nextcloud talk setup with hardware requirements and all for a really working case scenario

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Information about Signaling server: /index.php/index.php/settings/admin/talk#signaling_server
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Hi *

I’m really interested in setting up a really working environment for Talk sessions.

I have a working (and satisfying) set up for Files and other apps, and my client is starting to enjoy the whole thing. Thus I’m really wanting to move forward and add more features.

I have set up a turn server (coturn) and a signalling server via yunohost on a VPS witha 2cores CPU and 8GB of ram. It seems that it is enough for 2/3 persons but nothing more.

I would like to have a clear guide for the hardware requirements and optimal setup to host 20 people in a meeting, or more .

Thanks for any suggestion!

This question

has never been answered, AFAIK. This is a pity!

So no one is using Talk in a self hosting environment?

:thinking: