Big. Blue. Button Green. Light. Big. Blue. Button is an open source web conferencing system for online learning. The projects goal is to enable teachers to provide remote students anywhere in the world a high quality online learning experience. Overview. Green. Light is a super simple front end for your Big. Join GitHub today. GitHub is home to over 20 million developers working together to host and review code, manage projects, and build software together. Docker is an open platform for developers and sysadmins to build, ship, and run distributed applications, whether on laptops, data center VMs, or the cloud. Blue. Button server. At its core, Green Light provides a minimalistic web based interface that lets users. Create a meeting. Invite others to the meeting. Join a meeting. Furthermore, if you configure Green. Light to use either Gmail or Twitter for authentication, users can login and record meetings and manage the recordings. The steps below cover how to use and install Green. Light on your Big. Blue. Button server. The quickest way to create a meeting. From the users perspective, to start a new meeting, simply enter a meeting name such as New Meeting and Green. Light shows you two options Invite and Start. Run precommit install to install precommit into your git hooks. Every time you clone a project using precommit running pre. How To Install A Docker Image Version' title='How To Install A Docker Image Version' />To Invite other users, Green. Light gives you a uniform resource locater URL that you can share with others. Clicking the copy button below the URL copies it to the clipboard clicking the mail button opens your default email client with the URL in the body. To Start the meeting, click the Start button blue of course. Green. Light will then prompt for your name and, after entering your name, click Join. You will then join the meeting along with anyone else who received the invite URL. Thats it you can create as many meetings you want, as often as you want. In the meeting everyone is a moderator, which means anyone can make themselves the current presenter, upload a presentation, use the white board controls, and share his or her desktop. After your leave the meeting, Green. Light remembers the previous names so you can click the name instead of typing it again Green. Light tries hard to reduce your typing. Green. Light offers more capabilities if you login see next section. Create and manage recordings. When you login using either your Google or Twitter account, Green. Light lets you create recorded meetings and manage the recordings. How does Green. Lights authentication workIt uses a technology called OAuth that first has users authenticate with either their Google or Twitter account and, if successful, Green. Light will receive an authentication token with very limited information. In the case of Twitter, this is only the users name. In the case of Google, its the users name and Gmail address. Green. Light can then use the Gmail address to send out e mail notifications of when a recording is ready. When you login to Green. Light, your personal meetings operate differently than a general meeting users with the invite URL cant join until you start the meeting, andonly you are the moderator everyone else is a viewer. In other words, with your personal meetings, no one can join your meetings until you do. You can record meetings. As moderator, you can record any segment of the meeting by pressing the StartStop Record button. You can press the StartStop Record button multiple times during the meeting to mark multiple segments for recording. After the meeting finishes, Big. Last week at Dockercon, Oracle announced that the Oracle Database is now available alongside other Oracle products the on Docker Store. Given how much folks here in. Deploying containers with Docker isnt nearly as complicated as you might think. Jack Wallen walks you through the process of installing and deploying WordPress, with. Blue. Button will create a single playback file of all segments. Desktop notifications of users waiting to join. If you are using Fire. Fox or Chrome, Green. Light will notify you on the desktop outside the browser when someone is waiting to join your personal meeting. Realtime updates on active meetings. Not only does Green. Light keep track of your previous meetings, it also lets you know when they are active, along with how many users and moderators are currently in them. Email notifications of finished recordings. After a meeting finishes, you will receive an e mail notification when the recordings is ready. Manage visibility of recordings Public, Unlisted, and Not Published. By default, all your recordings are Unlisted, which means that Green. Light will not show other users the recording URL. Only you, or anyone else you share this URL with, will be able to view the recording. You can change the visibility of recordings anytime within Green. Light you need to be logged in to do this. A recording can be one of three states Public, Unlisted, and Not Published. Public. Unlisted. Not Published. Everyone can view the recording URL at the meeting page. Only users who have the recording URL can view it. No one can view the recording. Share recordings. You can use the share button to share your recordings via email or upload to Youtube provided they have a video component. Delete recordings. You can delete a recording at anytime. Overview Video. We created the following video to give you an overview of how Green. Light works. Installing Green. Light. To make it easy to install Green. Light on your Big. Blue. Button 1,1 or later server, weve created a Docker image that encapsulates everything into a single container. Green. Light is built as Ruby on Rails application. If you dont want to use the Docker image and, instead, run it from source, see the steps at https github. These instructions show how to install Green. Light on your Big. Blue. Button 1. 1 or later server using Docker. We highly suggest using Docker to install and deploy Green. Light, but if you must, there are instructions for installing from source. Prerequisites. Before you install, you need the following. Big. Blue. Button 1. The Big. Blue. Button server has been configure with a fully qualified hostname with valid SSL certificate. While you dont need to configure Green. Light for authentication, if you do it will enable users to have recorded meetings and manage the meetings. To setup Green. Light for authentication, you need. A Google Account. A Twitter Account. A Big. Blue. Button 1. SSLHaving a Google account will enable you to request a client ID and client secret from Googles API console to allow Green. Light to enable users to login with their not yours Google account. Its a similar configuration for a Twitter account. Also, configuring authentication with a Google account will enable Green. Light to send out e mails when recordings are ready. Install Docker. Run all the commands in section as root on your Big. Blue. Button 1. 1 or later server. First, you need to install Docker. The Docker documentation is the best resource and for the latest steps. To install Docker recommend installing Docker CE unless you have a subscription to Docker EE, see Instal Docker on Ubuntu. Once you have followed the installation steps for Docker, check you have the latest version using the following command it you should see version 1. Version 1. 7. 0. API version 1. Go version go. 1. Git commit 0. 2c. Built Fri Jun 2. OSArch linuxamd. Version 1. 7. 0. API version 1. Go version go. 1. Git commit 0. 2c. Built Fri Jun 2. OSArch linuxamd. Experimental false. Install Green. Light. Next, setup directory for running Green. Light. mkdir greenlight. We need to create a template environment file for Green. Light that we can put in all the settings. To both install Green. Light and create a template environment file called env, run the following command docker run rm bigbluebuttongreenlight cat. Generate Secret Key. Were now going to configure Green. Light with the minimal settings to run. Lords Of Finance Pdf on this page. First, run the following command to generate a secret key. Next, edit the env file and add assign the output for the above command to SECRETKEYBASE.