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 ports 64738 and 64739, bypassing Traefik.

Note this doesn't work in multinode setups, but 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>