STUN/TURN how-to for configuration

[bear]

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[fippo]

Just had a discussion on IRC again. Installing and running TURN servers is still one of the major blockers. https://www.webrtc-experiment.com/docs/TURN-server-installation-guide.html is not bad, but it doesn't explain much about the background and how to verify that your installation works etc

[NesheR16]

wish there were more support channels available. as newbie to STUN/TURN server, it is impossible to understand this from current few guides on line.

[feross]

Has anyone tried Twilio's STUN/TURN service? https://www.twilio.com/stun-turn

They say you can just instantiate your RTCPeerConnection object with the config their API give you and things will just work.

[fippo]

you can do the same with our turn servers if you ask us for the secret and send us money... :-)

Expect an blog post from me on "it is not as simple as installing a TURN server" this week.

[szimek]

@fippo I hope it won't only say that it's not simple, but also how to do it properly :) Maybe then I'll finally add TURN server to sharedrop.io...

@feross I had no idea that Twilio has its own STUN/TURN service - looks pretty interesting.

[feross]

@fippo looking forward!
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@fippo https://github.com/fippo I hope it won't only say that it's not
simple, but also how to do it properly :) Maybe then I'll finally add TURN
server to sharedrop.io...

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[fippo]

@feross: https://blog.andyet.com/2015/01/14/turn-for-webrtc -- doesn't say how to do it properly (other than: invest alot of time in your ops infrastructure) though.