We built a self-hosted video calling system for a healthcare platform client, replacing the usual “meeting link” pattern with a real phone-call flow: clinician dials, patient’s phone rings, patient answers. Highlights: Read the full WebRTC.ventures Story of Success: Self-Hosted Jitsi for Telehealth: Ringing, Answer, and Recovery Instead
STUNner is a Kubernetes-native TURN server, TURN being the relay protocol that gives WebRTC clients a public endpoint to send media through. It builds on the Gateway API to terminate TURN at a single load balancer endpoint and relay media to the pod behind it, so media-server
If your call center wants to use AI to automate call intake and handoff without losing the personal touch, a SignalWire Voice Agent can help. In this tutorial, you’ll build a Python-based AI receptionist that greets callers, captures the information you need, qualifies intent, and hands the
When a telehealth platform starts to grow, its video infrastructure either grows with it or becomes the thing that holds it back. That’s exactly the crossroads Sessions Health reached. Their HIPAA-compliant practice management platform for mental health professionals had outgrown its self-hosted Jitsi setup, hitting reliability issues
