The Only Documentation You’ll Ever Need to Deploy Jitsi
Easy Jitsi started as a response to a real problem: deploying Jitsi Meet is powerful but the official documentation can be overwhelming for newcomers. I wanted to create a single, clear resource that would take someone from zero to a fully functional Jitsi deployment.
The project grew into a comprehensive documentation site covering installation, configuration, scaling, and security for Jitsi Meet. It has since gathered 155+ stars on GitHub and has been used by teams and organizations worldwide to stand up their own video conferencing infrastructure.
What It Covers
- Quick Start Guides to get a Jitsi instance running in minutes
- Terraform + DigitalOcean for automating deployment with infrastructure as code
- Scaling to configure Jitsi for hundreds of concurrent users
- Security including LDAP authentication, E2E encryption, and access controls
- Recording to set up Jibri for cloud recording and live streaming
Tech Stack
The documentation site is built with Docusaurus, making it easy for contributors to submit improvements via pull requests. It’s licensed under Apache 2.0.