Only has an effect if the prometheus exporter is enabled and if it is not
empty (default).
If at least this many conferences are active on the server, the type will
bail out before making any changes.
This is useful if you want to avoid service disruptions due to e.g. an SLA.
Sponsored by: camilion.eu
This documents the fact that this type does not make decisions about anything
other than Jitsi-Meet itself and therefore care should be taken with the SSH
port.
Related to: #23
Reported by: @pedro
This enables us to setup smaller jitsi instances that work reliably.
We set 3 threshholds:
- < 3G RAM: use 0.75G max memory
- < 5G RAM: use 1G max memory
- < 8G RAM: use 2G max memory
- >= 8G RAM: use 3G max memory (jitsi's default)
For more information as to why and how this is done, see:
https://gitlab.com/guifi-exo/projectes/-/issues/318https://github.com/jitsi/jitsi-meet/issues/6589
as investigated back in the day by @pedro
Sponsored by: camilion.eu, eXO.cat
Closes#14 by committing to keeping the package up to date as promptly as
possible; else weird things happen and there are no real good solutions for
this. E.g. we have seen in the past that due to security issues, a jitsi
dependency needs to be upgraded, but some package that jitsi-meet depends upon
also has an upper limit on that package's version.
A note was added to the manpage in order make it explicit that maintenance of
this type can be sponsored to ensure its proper functioning.
Closes#15 by using `__file`. This will also allow us to have more control over
jicofo's settings, which might be important when we start doing recordings.
Sponsored by: lafede.cat
Jitsi's repositories have rotated keys, this removes the previous key if
necessary and ensures the new key is present.
Can't be merged until following lands:
https://code.ungleich.ch/ungleich-public/cdist/-/merge_requests/994
since we rely on `--use-deprecated-apt-key` and the improvements in the type to
modify the keyring in a reliable fashion.
This also updates the exporter to version 1.1.5 released on April 25th 2021.
evilham
fnux