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Feature/dashboard introduction #2
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There are plenty of settings that You can adjust in a room: | ||
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- **vp8 or h264** - video codec used in the room. If you want to use `HLS` streaming, you need to use `h264`. |
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- You could also mention that you need a h264 to stream RTSP to WebRTC
- on the screenshot h264 is the first value, so maybe change to
h264 or vp8
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You can also register your callbacks in your Jellyfish projects. | ||
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You can also register your callbacks in your Jellyfish projects. | |
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You can also register your callbacks in your Jellyfish projects. | |
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Jellyfish Server supports loadbalancing. It means that you can run multiple instances of the server and use them simultanoesly to minimise the load on each of them. | ||
The dashboard reflects this feature. Provided you run multiple-in-one Jellyfish instance (docker does that by default), | ||
connect one server to the dashboard. When the room you created was moved to another server, the dashboard will open this server for you. |
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When the room you created was moved to another server, the dashboard will open this server for you
That could be misleading. The room was not moved, but it was created on another server
## Loadbalancing in Dashboard | ||
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Jellyfish Server supports loadbalancing. It means that you can run multiple instances of the server and use them simultanoesly to minimise the load on each of them. | ||
The dashboard reflects this feature. Provided you run multiple-in-one Jellyfish instance (docker does that by default), |
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The dashboard reflects this feature. Provided you run multiple-in-one Jellyfish instance (docker does that by default), | |
The dashboard reflects this feature. Provided you run multiple-in-one Jellyfish instance (docker compose does that by default), |
- **WS/WSS** - whether to use a secure or insecure connection. , it's `ws`, but if the backend uses secure WebSocket, use `wss`. | ||
- **HTTP/HTTPS** - whether to use a secure or insecure connection. By default, it's `http`, but if the backend uses secure HTTP, use `https`. | ||
- **Server URL** - URL of the backend server. Here, `localhost:5002` would be a local build, but it can be any URL that points to the backend. | ||
- **Socket Path** - path to the WebSocket endpoint. The default value is `/socket/peer/websocket`. |
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- **Socket Path** - path to the WebSocket endpoint. The default value is `/socket/peer/websocket`. | |
- **Socket Path** - path to the signalling WebSocket endpoint. The default value is `/socket/peer/websocket`. |
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