How to self-host

[alauzon]

Hi, I would like to create my own Together server. Is it possible?

[Altons]

I don’t really understand your question… Jami is a peer-to-peer communication software, so no need to host a server.

[wrycode]

You can host an openDHT server as the bootstrap node or for push notifications for a mobile client. You can also host your own STUN/TURN servers, and a nameserver if you choose. These are all optional additions to the Jami network though, like @Altons said you don’t really need to host a server.

[ECaptainRaj]

Although this topic is pretty old I would like to mention that it’s described here:

Own_server (migrate)

If you create a username it is stored on ns.jami.net. Link: https://git.jami.net/savoirfairelinux/jami-project/-/wikis/tutorials/Frequently-Asked-Questions#account-8 By default, a username is registered on ns.jami.net where you can’t modify the Jami ID associated to this username. So, if you delete or if you lost your account you will not be able to retrieve this username, ever. Nobody will be able to recreate an account with the same username. Actually you can have 5 (different) servers: …