lklock/janus-alpine repository overview

⁠Janus WebRTC gateway in a Docker Container

Run the latest version of the Janus WebRTC gateway well configured in a Docker container. This image is based on Alpine Linux (Initially forked from https://github.com/linagora/docker-janus-gateway⁠)

⁠Usage

Assuming Docker and Docker Compose are installed:

Build the image

$ docker build -t lklock/janus-alpine .

Run the container

$ DOCKER_IP=<THE IP OF YOUR DOCKER> docker run -p 8880:8880 -p 7088:7088 -p 8088:8088 -p 8188:8188 -p 10000-10200:10000-10200/udp lklock/docker-janus

Where DOCKER_IP is the public IP address where Docker services can be reached. This will be used by Janus to send back the right IP to Web clients (ICE candidates) so that they can communicate with Janus correctly.

That's it!

Details:

To make this even easier, copy docker-compose.yml from this repo⁠. Then you'll only need to:

$ DOCKER_IP=<YOUR DOCKER IP> docker-compose up

Where ports:

• 8880: expose janus documentation and admin/monitoring website
• 7088: expose Admin/monitor server
• 8088: expose Janus server
• 8188: expose Websocket server
• 10000-10200/udp: Used during session establishment