Setting Up Your Own STUN/TURN Server
With your deployed app now working as expected, let’s turn to one more task (pun intended): installing and configuring Coturn to power your own STUN/TURN server.[111] Coturn is the most prominent open-source STUN/TURN server, being descended from the TURN server project that accompanied the TURN specification, RFC 5766.[112] Adventurous readers might also want to have a look at the newer eturnal project,[113] but we’ll stick with the tried-and-true Coturn project here.
Coturn packages are available for Debian[114] and Arch Linux.[115] The Coturn install guide will walk you through compiling Coturn for other distributions.[116]
On systems like Debian, Coturn’s installation is no different from any other package. ...
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