We’ve released comprehensive (but short) video tutorials specifically for MediaSFUOpen users wanting to integrate SIP telephony and PSTN connectivity powered by MediaSFU Cloud.
New 9-Part Tutorial Series (1+ hrs total):
Step-by-step guide showing how MediaSFUOpen (self-hosted) connects seamlessly with MediaSFU Cloud for SIP/PSTN functionality, enabling traditional phone network connectivity without local telephony infrastructure.
Architecture Covered:
- MediaSFUOpen Community Edition handling local WebRTC infrastructure
- MediaSFU Cloud manages SIP protocol complexity and PSTN bridging
- Seamless integration between self-hosted and cloud components
- No local SIP servers or telephony hardware required
Series Coverage:
- SIP trunking configuration through the MediaSFU Cloud dashboard
- PSTN connectivity setup for Community Edition users
- Telephony provider integration (detailed Twilio walkthrough)
- Voice AI agent deployment for SIP calls
- Real-time SIP call control via HTTP APIs
- Enterprise telephony platform access
Video Resources:
- Complete Tutorial Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1JaYsvPqLVz-ucQ8OrT4bWVkJO3kY1kD
- Full Combined Tutorial: https://youtu.be/d21ppDGpR2k
Live SIP Integration Testing:
- Mixed Support Demo: +1 785 369 1724
- AI Conversation: +44 7445 146575
- Technical Support: +1 587 407 1990
- Friendly AI Chat: +1 647 558 6650
Key Benefits for MediaSFUOpen Users:
- Keep your self-hosted video infrastructure
- Add telephony via cloud without complexity
- Cost-effective at $0.10 per 1000 minutes for SIP processing
- Maintain control over core WebRTC components
The tutorials demonstrate how Community Edition users can leverage cloud-based telephony services while preserving their self-hosted MediaSFU deployment for video functionality.
SIP/PSTN Guide: mediasfu.com/telephony
AI Voice Agents: Test configurations at agents.mediasfu.com and playground
This hybrid approach provides MediaSFUOpen users with enterprise-grade SIP/PSTN capabilities, without compromising the benefits of self-hosting their primary video infrastructure.