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nice use of WebRTC, which somehow is still underutilized. >If you're self-hosting and you want to access the signaling server remotely via mobile data, you may
by gz5 2y ago
nice use of WebRTC, which somehow is still underutilized.
>If you're self-hosting and you want to access the signaling server remotely via mobile data, you may need to set up DDNS and port forwarding if your ISP provides a dynamic IP.
this also exposes your server to the internet. instead you can use one of the open source solutions which creates a private connection between your Pi and server (so there is no network access to the server - make it unreachable), and doesn't require static IPs or port forwarding.
- Sean-Der 2y agoIt’s my passion in life to see WebRTC utilized to its full potential! When I learned about P2P/NAT Traversal I could never go back :) Why do you think it’s had trouble? Poor software, educational materials etc… always looking for new projects
- gz5 2y agoi believe the p2p strengths should play better with other in-progress tech transitions - e.g. transition of all thick apps to the browser, decentralized identity, micropayments, distributed IoT and IIoT devices. what do you think?
- IgorPartola 2y agoWe need wider IPv6 deployment now. If only someone like Zoom put their foot down and said “our shit doesn’t work without IPv6” we would see 90% deployment virtually overnight.
- hnuser123456 2y agoOf course, the catch being zoom would not become the most popular tool if it didn't support ipv4...
- tzuhuantai 2y agoIf you build the mqtt server on the pi, the problem is solved :)