Migration guide for updating to new versions
General information
After installing/deploying the new version
opentalk-controller fix-acl
must be run in order to update ACLs to match the newest version whenever
new endpoints were added for already present resources. However, even if no
endpoints were added, simply running the command does no harm.
Updating to OpenTalk Controller v0.26.0
Janus support removed entirely
Support for the Janus Media Server has been removed entirely in favor of LiveKit.
Changes in the OIDC configuration
Configuration options of the authentication provider no longer target Keycloak specifically, but rather OIDC in general. For the time being, Keycloak is still the only supported authentication provider, but that is likely to change in the future.
User search needs to be configured separately now.
Example
Assuming this is the [keycloak]
section in the
controller configuration.
[keycloak]
base_url = "https://accounts.example.com/auth"
realm = "MyRealm"
client_id = "Controller"
client_secret = "c64c5854-3f02-4728-a617-bbe98ec42b8f"
You must change that section to:
# Basic OIDC configuration
[oidc]
base_url = "https://accounts.example.com/auth/realms/MyRealm"
# Frontend configuration
[oidc.frontend]
# This is the id that the frontend client will use for authentication.
# Must be the same as configured by the `OIDC_CLIENT_ID` value in the
# web-frontend. See https://gitlab.opencode.de/opentalk/web-frontend
client_id = "Frontend"
# Controller configuration
[oidc.controller]
client_id = "Controller"
client_secret = "c64c5854-3f02-4728-a617-bbe98ec42b8f"
# User search is optional, needs extra configuration on the Keycloak server
[user_search]
backend = "keycloak_webapi"
api_base_url = "https://accounts.example.com/auth/admin/realms/MyRealm"
users_find_behavior = "from_user_search_backend"
Updating to OpenTalk Controller v0.25.0
This controller version introduces support for LiveKit. Support for the Janus Media Server has been deprecated.
See the LiveKit migration documentation.
Updating to OpenTalk Controller v0.16.0
Janus can now be connected to via websocket
The OpenTalk controller now can be configured to connect to Janus directly via a websocket connection instead of using rabbitmq in-between.
See the configuration documentation.
Updating to OpenTalk Controller v0.15.0
Redis is only required for clustered operation
Since v0.15.0
of the OpenTalk controller, the usage of a [Redis](core/
redis.md) service is only required for synchronizing between nodes when the
controller should run in clustered mode. If the service should only be
provided by a single node, then the controller can run in standalone mode now
by removing the [redis]
section from the configuration entirely.
Updating to OpenTalk Controller v0.9.0
Removal of server-side speaker detection
The audio level detection is no longer performed by the MCU (Multipoint Control Unit, in this case the Janus Media Server), therefore the corresponding settings are deprecated.
Deprecated settings in the configuration file are:
room_server.speaker_focus_packets
room_server.speaker_focus_level
Corresponding entries should be removed from the configuration file. If one of the settings is found in the configuration file, a warning is printed out as information for the administrator.