How to set up Rocket.Chat with self-hosted Jitsi Meet in the same host?

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I want to set up Rocket.Chat with self-hosted Jitsi Meet in only one host.
How to?
I’ve read this.
https://docs.rocket.chat/guides/administrator-guides/setting-up-video-conferencing#how-to-set-up-your-own-jitsi-meet-server
But this is not solved my problem.

  1. I want to set up RocketChat port 443/tcp with let’s encrypt(https).
  2. I want to set up Jitsi Meet port 443/tcp with let’s encrypt(https).

I want to set up 1 and 2 in the same server(only one server, only one global IP address).
But this is conflict 443/tcp port binding.
So I’m thinking like this

  1. https://domain.com/rocketchat
  2. https://domain.com:8443/jitsi

How to do this?

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You can’t at the moment.

Both Rocket Chat and Jitsi want to be installed at the domain root (example . com/) or (sub.example . com/)

Solution: Use nginx virtual hosts and install rocket Chat FIRST so that it binds to port 443 which will cause the Jitsi install to use another for its internals.

eg: video.example . com and chat.example . com

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Thank you for your response.
That means I need at least two Linux servers?
Can I set up Jitsi Meet by changing the listening port number(e.g. 8443/tcp)?

In this scenario, which method to install rocket.chat?
Can I use snap install (of course without caddy(reason: reverse proxy is nginx))?
https://docs.rocket.chat/installation/snaps

Thanks.

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You can easily do this on one server with something like haproxy running on port 443 and serving content from either RC or jitsi based on the url.

5

Thank you for your info.
Please more details or explained the URL…

  1. One global IP address only
  2. One domain name only
  3. One Linux server only

Can I set up Rocket.Chat and Jitsi Meet with Let’s Encrypt?

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Please use basic Google searches. You would have found something like https://medium.com/trabe/multiple-ssl-configurations-in-the-same-ip-port-with-haproxy-349c7dc9a170 explaining how it works and what you need.