turnserver Docker Container

[Dave Lewanda]

Hi,

Thanks again to everyone's effort on this project. As part of our new deployment paradigm, we are using Docker (http://www.docker.io) for putting applications inside containers that make it very easy to transport around. If interested, I'd be glad to share our Dockerfile and the necessary bits to build an rfc5766-turnserver running on an Ubuntu 13.04 container using the version that is available through that revision's package manager (1.8 or something I believe). Please let me know if anyone is interested!

Thanks,

Dave

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[Oleg Moskalenko]

Dave, I am not familiar with the docker.

If that is something for what you can just pack the application and distribute it in the pre-packaged form, then yes, if you can create such a package and either put it in the downloads section or put it somewhere in the docker package repository.

Thanks
Oleg

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[Vladimir Tsanev]

Hi Dave,

I would be interested to see Dockerfile for rfc5766-turnserver, too.

Vlado

[David Lewanda]

I have committed the container to the public Docker repository at connectify/turnserver, so you should be able to pull it down. I plan to set it up as a trusted build on GitHub so that the Docker folks can build it for us, and I will post a link to the GitHub repo when I have it. Please let me know if you have any questions or suggestions!

Dave

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[David Lewanda]

The Dockerfile and associated parts are now available in GitHub here: https://github.com/Connectify/docker-turnserver. Please do let me know if you have any questions or suggestions for improvement!