Jitsi-meet: Aws S3 Record meetings

[EliveltonRepolho]

I am working on a project now, that is all hosted on AWS environment.

Checked jitsi has the ability to record meeting to drop box, would be nice the option to save record's to aws S3 to, is it possible/interesting to be implemented ?

[saghul]

Yes, multiple recording backends is something we want to work on. Our plan to do it as a GSoC project but alas we didn’t get accepted, so I don’t know when we’ll get to doing it.

[damencho]

We already support a custom recording service, other than dropbox where you can upload to s3 and decide how to distribute your recordings based on the jwt token passed from your system.

[saghul]

@damencho I think the point here would be to have something preconfigured perhaps, and choosable by the user.

[damencho]

I see, if this is the case then, yeah Dropbox for now, we would love to add more, but we are out of resources of adding those at the moment ...

[reysy]

Hi @damencho, you wrote about custom recording service support, is it documented somewhere? Or can you please share it.

[damencho]

No, there is no documentation. You install jibri and enable this config.js https://github.com/jitsi/jitsi-meet/blob/master/config.js#L195
And then there is a type that is passed to jibri which you can use to recognize dropbox to the other recording and you can take it from there.
Here are all the hooks: https://github.com/jitsi/jitsi-upload-integrations/blob/master/jitsi_uploader.sh#L42

[reysy]

@damencho thank you!

[Echolon]

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meet.jit.si recording - no audio recorded #5403

[yodaphone]

I am working on a project now, that is all hosted on AWS environment.

Checked jitsi has the ability to record meeting to drop box, would be nice the option to save record's to aws S3 to, is it possible/interesting to be implemented ?

if you have it hosted on aws, why dont you create a datastore and mount it as NFS store and map to your recording folder?

thats what i've done

[luixxiul]

Closing as the first question has been answered.