Congrats on the launch jech! These are the things that have made me really excited about Galène. If you are doing broadcasting/teaching you really can't beat it.<p>* The build/deploy is INSANELY easy. `go build` and a certificate.<p>* UI is a joy to use. Load it up, no frustrating loading screens or spinners. A clean layout that effectively uses the screen real estate.<p>* UI/Backend is decoupled and documented. Read `README.FRONTEND` it clearly lays out how to bring your own frontend.<p>* Built in a way you can learn from. The code is clear and concise, I have learned a lot from reading it and brought back ideas to my own work!
Great, works out of the box. I'd add an anonymous option to the login, even though you can leave the password empty.
Also, an indicator if TURN is used and if it's non-encrypted or encrypted would be great.
Nice. I have been toying in this space myself and programmatic alternatives to the existing solutions I think are the way forward.<p>The future features are exactly what I'm looking for. Namely simulcast support to help bandwidth limited clients and server scalability/redundancy especially in a WAN scenario.
This is cool. Some random thoughts/feedback:<p>- it would be good to document/visualise the different components. AFAICT coturn is used to connect peers; what is galene responsible for? Signalling and room management?<p>- A big, clear link to the code on Github is always nice
This is really cool, I havent found many solutions like it before while looking! Nice.<p>> This server is used in production, please don't overload it.<p>HN Might inadvertently cause that! :)
Very interesting. How does it work scaling? Possible to have one loadbalancer with multiple servers? With autscaling? Or only works with one server for now?