Standalone Deployment
Overview
Standalone mode runs VidioMeet as a complete meeting application. Users open your domain to start or join meetings. The installer sets up all required components in Docker.
Docker Deployment
VidioMeet ships as a Docker image. The installer script downloads the image, configures Redis, and starts the application. Typical setup takes under 15 minutes.
Required Components
Redis
Redis is required for session state and Socket.IO room coordination. It is included in the default Docker Compose setup.
HTTPS
WebRTC and getUserMedia generally require HTTPS in production. Use a reverse proxy (nginx, Caddy) for TLS and forward WebSocket upgrade headers.
Environment Variables
The installer and container accept environment variables for configuration, including Redis connection, port, and optional license activation.
License Activation
VidioMeet runs in evaluation mode without a license. After purchasing, activate the license in the admin dashboard or via environment configuration. Offline verification is supported.