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# Quick Jibri Installer
Bash installer for Jibri on supported **Ubuntu LTS** based systems using **nginx** as default webserver.
Bash installer for Jitsi Meet standalone along with Jibri on supported**Ubuntu LTS** based systems using **nginx** as default webserver.
## Usage
As for our current latest release, as we have integrated more and more features, we highly recommend to use a purpose specific-newly spawn server to host the jitsi-meet framework, making sure you stick to the requirements and recommendations as much as possible, in order to avoid issues.
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cd quick-jibri-installer
bash quick-jibri-installer.sh
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If your server meet the necessary resources, then at the end on the installer you should have a working Jitsi Meet Server along with a Jibri server ready to record.
Additional jibris need to be set on separate servers, only necesary on simultaneous recordings for that please use add-jibri-node.sh.
### Add Jibri node
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bash add-jibri-node.sh
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Please remember that on newer versions, jibri will record on FHD (1920x1080) so please make sure your server have enough CPU power in orther to handle the encoding load.
### Add JVB2 node
Copy the modified `add-jvb2-node.sh` file from your early cloned installation directory once the installation is completed, to the new server meant to be a jibri node using your preferred method, then run it
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* Clean VM/VPS/Server using a supported Ubuntu LTS
* Valid domain with DNS record, **mandatory** for SSL certs via Let's Encrypt.
* Ports open for ACME (SSL) interaction & validation.
* Highly recommended: 8 GB RAM / 4 Cores.
* Highly recommended: Above 8 GB RAM / 4 Cores.
* Webcam
### Jigasi Transcript