Secure Self-Hosted PlugNMeet
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I need a clean, production-ready deployment of PlugNMeet on a fresh Ubuntu server. The machine is already provisioned; what’s missing is the full install, security hardening, and a quick validation that WebRTC conferencing works from the open internet.
Key points you should know before starting:
• Operating system: Linux, specifically Ubuntu
• HTTPS: I’d like to use the Certbot routine bundled with PlugNMeet so that the dashboard and all media traffic run over SSL.
What I expect when you’re done:
1. PlugNMeet installed and running as a system service.
2. Valid Let’s Encrypt certificate obtained through the included Certbot flow and auto-renewal scheduled.
3. Any required firewall rules or NAT/STUN settings in place so that video and audio connect flawlessly behind common routers.
4. A brief note explaining where configs live and how to update them.
Once those checks pass, I’ll take it from there for rooms, users, and branding.
Key points you should know before starting:
• Operating system: Linux, specifically Ubuntu
• HTTPS: I’d like to use the Certbot routine bundled with PlugNMeet so that the dashboard and all media traffic run over SSL.
What I expect when you’re done:
1. PlugNMeet installed and running as a system service.
2. Valid Let’s Encrypt certificate obtained through the included Certbot flow and auto-renewal scheduled.
3. Any required firewall rules or NAT/STUN settings in place so that video and audio connect flawlessly behind common routers.
4. A brief note explaining where configs live and how to update them.
Once those checks pass, I’ll take it from there for rooms, users, and branding.
Related categories:
Linux
Apache
Ubuntu
Network Security
SSL
WebRTC
Video Conferencing
System Administration