mumble

Low latency, high quality voice chat application.

Maintainer: @amras
Category: Apps
Status: 1, alpha
Image: mumblevoip/mumble-server, 4, official
Healthcheck: No
Backups: No
Email: N/A
Tests: No
SSO: N/A

Basic usage

Set up Docker Swarm and abra
Configure coop-cloud/traefik to accept mumble's ports:
```
$ abra app config <YOURTRAEFIKDOMAIN>
```

uncomment lines related to mumble:

COMPOSE_FILE="$COMPOSE_FILE:compose.mumble.yml"
MUMBLE_ENABLED=1

save the config and deploy traefik:

$ abra app deploy <YOURTRAEFIKCOMAIN> --force

abra app new mumble
abra app config <YOURAPPDOMAIN>
abra app deploy <YOURAPPDOMAIN>
Connect with a Mumble client to port 64738 on your domain

Web Client

An optional browser-based client is available via the compose.mumbleweb.yml overlay. To enable it:

abra app config mumble.example.com — uncomment the line:
```
COMPOSE_FILE="$COMPOSE_FILE:compose.mumbleweb.yml"
```
abra app deploy <YOURAPPDOMAIN> --force
Open https://<YOURAPPDOMAIN> in a browser

Host-Port Mode

Instead of modifying the Traefik config, you can alternatively deploy Mumble with compose.host-ports.yml, and it will bind directly to the host server port 64738, bypassing Traefik.

This is not recommended for multinode setups, since the client would have to connect directly to whichever node is running the app container, but this does work when deployed to a single server.

With this compose file, you can deploy mumble without any changes to the Traefik config:

abra app config <YOURAPPDOMAIN> — uncomment the line:
```
COMPOSE_FILE="$COMPOSE_FILE:compose.host-ports.yml"
```
abra app deploy <YOURAPPDOMAIN>