The Jitsi Meet app supports screensharing via browser extensions. The Jitsi folks have excellent docs for Chrome and Firefox. The docs are clear enough that folks should be able to follow them for a few manual steps, then add a handful of vars and use Ansible to deploy them.
This role should include relevant docs on protecting the private key content with encryption, for example using ansible-vault. Once the admin generates the browser extension, it should be trivial to deploy it via the role.
conorsch
commented
8 years ago
The Jitsi Meet app supports screensharing via browser extensions. The Jitsi folks have excellent docs for Chrome and Firefox. The docs are clear enough that folks should be able to follow them for a few manual steps, then add a handful of vars and use Ansible to deploy them.
This role should include relevant docs on protecting the private key content with encryption, for example using ansible-vault. Once the admin generates the browser extension, it should be trivial to deploy it via the role.