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Most enterprise identity architectures did not start as what they are today. They started in 1999 with Active Directory, accumulated LDAP integrations over the following decade, and are now partway through a migration toward cloud-based identity via Microsoft Entra ID — carrying the weight of every layer that came before.

We built our platform from scratch. We never had an on-premises domain. We never configured LDAP. We skipped directly to the protocol stack that enterprises are spending years and significant money trying to reach. This post explains what we chose, why, and how the resulting identity architecture compares to the enterprise standard.

Microsoft Teams costs money. It sends your meeting data to servers you don't control. It requires accounts in a Microsoft tenant. And if the licensing changes, your video conferencing disappears overnight.

Jitsi Meet costs nothing, runs on hardware you own, keeps your data inside your network, and works with any browser — no app install required.

This is the story of how I deployed it on a bare-metal Kubernetes cluster, solved a tricky network problem with SFR 5G mobile users, and wired it up to a company-wide SSO system. By the end of this post, you'll understand how WebRTC video calls actually work, and have a clear map for deploying Jitsi yourself.