If you are testing out AWS and Pexip Infinity, you may shutdown your VMs to save some money when you are not testing. However, when you power back on the VMs, Amazon may assign different public IPs to your virtual machines. If that is the case, you will need to update your DNS A records […]
So I first covered off the Management Node in this post and now we are going to cover off setting up a Conference Node for lab purposes only. Step One – Select Location & Launch Make sure you select the same region as where the management node is located as the AWS datacentres are not
Pexip have an excellent guide on deploying the management node here but I thought I would add in some images to assist with the deployment for the purposes of a lab setup. This is obviously subject to change in case Amazon change the layout of their site. Step One – Sign into AWS Log into
I’ve decided it is time to test out the the VMware vCloud Air service. However, their browser support for uploading files is broken due to browser functionality issues, so they direct you to a guide here. After much messing around with the commands and it always failing it, after searching the web I found similar strings
Welcome to this post about installing Pexip Infinity. I will publish several articles on each piece of integration, so this first post will be about getting the management console installed. Step One – Prepare hardware The first part to planning a deployment of Pexip is to decide on the hardware, lab or production. Full details
Virtual Audio & Video Drivers As I am building out some demos and the servers are accessed over a VPN to another country, it can be difficult to test all features, so being able to test “inside the network” can prove useful. Tom Arbuthnot published a blog post a few year back highlighting the use
