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steep-balloon-41261
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clean-journalist-37526
01/17/2022, 4:11 PMI've been using pion (cluster) and also Ion SFU (standalone) for transmiting audio, video and sensors data in real time, then I've moved to livekit
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rhythmic-refrigerator-61468
01/18/2022, 6:44 PMhi Alex
rhythmic-refrigerator-61468
01/18/2022, 6:45 PMThank you for responding. please let me know your availability for a call
rhythmic-refrigerator-61468
01/18/2022, 7:10 PMFew questions:
I am looking for building a video conferencing service for small groups less than 20 per room.
1. what kind of server I should start with
rhythmic-refrigerator-61468
01/18/2022, 7:11 PM2.have you looked at mediasoup? which is better and why?
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clean-journalist-37526
01/18/2022, 7:37 PMI'd highly suggest livekit for it, I didn't use mediasoup, but it seems to be limited on client libraries, and it's based on JS and Rust, I rather have golang based services, so I went to PION first (sfu and ion cluster) and then switched to Livekit, which is way more supported and has more features.
about the server, check out the benchmarks on livekit . I think you will only run into performance issues if you enable livekit-recorder to record the room sessions as video files, that is a very resource hungry feature, You can also deploy livekit in your server, and run the load-tester on that URL above, to see what kind of results you get.
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