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I have not made it open source atm, but it is something I am considering. Tech stack: Elixir/Phoenix (liveview mostly) WebRTC code is based off: https://codel

I have not made it open source atm, but it is something I am considering. Tech stack: Elixir/Phoenix (liveview mostly) WebRTC code is based off: https://codelabs.developers.google.com/codelabs/webrtc-web/#0 https://codelabs.developers.google.com/codelabs/webrtc-web/#... I setup a turnserver using https://github.com/coturn/coturn https://github.com/coturn/coturn What do you need help with? Maybe I can help you now.

fareesh 7y ago
+1 for open source, I like Phoenix and it would be great to improve my knowledge from an example like this.
palerdot 7y ago
I'm interested more about how you are doing deployments of elixir/phoenix app, and your dev setup ... like do you use docker for developing and production and stuffs like that ...
- benja123 7y ago
  edeliver + distillery Followed this tutorial https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-automate-elixir-phoenix-deployment-with-distillery-and-edeliver-on-ubuntu-16-04 https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-auto...
  - palerdot 7y ago
    Thanks for the info. Can you give more info on your dev setup? Do you use docker for developement/production?
    - benja123 7y ago
      I don't use docker - I have never really used it and wasn't going to start. It's using one DO server, a 4 vCPU, but could be using much much less. Before posting I upgraded it from a 5$ machine The turnserver is a $5 DO server. Feel free to email me - ben@readastorytome.com and I will gladly fill you in on all the nitty details around the deployment. It's embarrassingly simple :)
      - palerdot 7y ago
        Thanks for the info and for offering help. I will definitely reach out to you in case I need more info on your setup. Wishing you best for your app.
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oyebenny 7y ago
Please consider open sourcing it. You cannot begin to imagine how beneficial it is to study or even encounter working examples online.

fareesh 7y ago

+1 for open source, I like Phoenix and it would be great to improve my knowledge from an example like this.

palerdot 7y ago

I'm interested more about how you are doing deployments of elixir/phoenix app, and your dev setup ... like do you use docker for developing and production and stuffs like that ...

benja123 7y ago
edeliver + distillery Followed this tutorial https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-automate-elixir-phoenix-deployment-with-distillery-and-edeliver-on-ubuntu-16-04 https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-auto...
- palerdot 7y ago
  Thanks for the info. Can you give more info on your dev setup? Do you use docker for developement/production?
  - benja123 7y ago
    I don't use docker - I have never really used it and wasn't going to start. It's using one DO server, a 4 vCPU, but could be using much much less. Before posting I upgraded it from a 5$ machine The turnserver is a $5 DO server. Feel free to email me - ben@readastorytome.com and I will gladly fill you in on all the nitty details around the deployment. It's embarrassingly simple :)
    - palerdot 7y ago
      Thanks for the info and for offering help. I will definitely reach out to you in case I need more info on your setup. Wishing you best for your app.
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oyebenny 7y ago

Please consider open sourcing it. You cannot begin to imagine how beneficial it is to study or even encounter working examples online.