The problem with a lot of self-hosted services isn't the initial configuration but the maintenance and monitoring.<p>This tutorial explains how to install it, that's fine - that was never the problem. How do you keep it up to date? How do you get alerted of newly uncovered vulnerabilities so you can patch <i>before</i> you get compromised? How do you monitor it so you know if someone's got root on the box and is silently listening into your calls?<p>Regarding Jitsi Meet specifically, I looked at the code thinking I could use it and the whole thing kinda left a sour taste in my mouth. Why does it need an XMPP server? How am I supposed to configure the permissions on them so it doesn't get pwned or starts being used by uninvited guests for nasty conversations without my knowledge? Etc... the attack surface also seems huge.