WebRTC enables real-time communication between peers. However, there is a lot of complexity behind such functionality which will ultimately depend on the nature of each specific project. Part of that complexity comes from provisioning and configuring the infrastructure that will support it.
When thinking about running a WebRTC solution at scale, automation can be helpful to reduce the time and efforts on tasks related to such provisioning and configuration, which in turn will allow more focus on the features that will set the solution apart from the others.
Hector Zelaya provides a high-level overview of his favorite tools (Terraform, Ansible) and techniques that can be used to automate configuration for WebRTC solutions. He also gives us a demo based on a Janus CoTurn server with AWS. It can be used with any open source media server or CPaaS.