Hello,
You must have NVMe disks on your demo next server - it is so fast. :)
We'll then I'll test the latest build of M4 ona low-latency kernel.
Ubuntu makes a few low-latency kernels for audio and video recording
(for example Ubuntu Studio) - because they have very low latency -
like 1-2 ms - so I'll test that too on M4, adn I'll let the group know
if there is a noticable improvement in response time.
I'm going to have to use either the M3 or latest M4 in production
starting on Monday!
Best,
ed
Quoting Maxim Solodovnik <[email protected]>:
Hello Ed,
On Wed, 1 Apr 2020 at 16:33, <[email protected]> wrote:
Hello Maxime,
Do you have a date planned for the M4 release?
In case all blockers will be resolved
And there will be none of new blockers
I hope to perform M4 release in couple of weeks
Do you have a tentative date for the 5.0.0 stable release?
This actually depends on critical issues reported
I was hoping M2 will be the last one ....
we will see :))
Is M4 actually a release candidate ? the last one?
please see above
Lastly, I notice that your test server (demo-next) is very fast and
very responsive. Are you using a low-latency kernel there? If not, has
anyne tested ubuntu low-latency kernel with OpenMeetings 5.0.0 M3 or M4?
Well,
It is dedicated server with 24G RAM and 8cores CPU
I'm not sure what low-lanency kernel is :(
Thank you,
Ed
Quoting Daniel Baker <[email protected]>:
I installed it with a new mysql database (no backup and import
) and get this :
I have not set up letencrypt yet so the cameras won't turn on
which might explain bottom right error.
I am aiming to test the new Moodle Plugin
Name OpenMeetings
Version 5.0.0-M4-SNAPSHOT
Revision fd1ca91
Build date 2020-03-31T08:53:30Z
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WBR
Maxim aka solomax
