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Is there any free and stable Signaling server out there? #386

Closed hhamanh closed 8 years ago

hhamanh commented 8 years ago

Simple WebRTC suggests us to build our own signaling server. Everyone will have their own signaling server and that is very redundant.

My question is that:

Is there any free and stable Signaling server out there so that we can just put it into our SimpleWebRTC code as the following?

var webrtc = new SimpleWebRTC({ .... url: 'https://free-signaling-server.com/' });

I tried

url: 'https://anon.talky.me/'

but it didn't work.

I currently develop my App Engine app that uses Simple WebRTC technique. I know nothing about node.js and I also don't want to host my own signaling server. Because my app hosted on Google Cloud and I don't want another host?

xdumaine commented 8 years ago

If you want a service that does signaling for you, you can pay for something like TokBox or Twilio. SimpleWebRTC is an open library for running your own with simple setup.

fippo commented 8 years ago

xirsys.com might provide hosting for signalmaster. Not for free though.

gladkikhartem commented 7 years ago

I've created one, but it has different protocol than SimpleWebRTC. I'll add connector to SimpleWebRTC in near future. https://github.com/gladkikhartem/koshare-router

awesomesince96 commented 6 years ago

@hhamanh Did you find solution ? i am stuck in the same problem..

pointlinker commented 5 months ago

If not free it is not decentralized. The payment is a point of failure. It should be a swarm of signaling servers incentivized by access to clients localStorage, making a fast and huge memory pool for mining or whatever. The servers would need WebRTC connections to the clients apps to have access their localStorages and making a great P2P network.