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BigBlueButton Certified Service Provider

For teams past their first BigBlueButton server

Every BigBlueButton server you run, behind one API and one screen.

Your learning platform keeps calling the address it always has. Behind it, ZcaleRight picks the machine that takes the class, keeps it there until the last person leaves, files the recording in one library, and puts the whole fleet on a single page — instead of six terminal windows and an educated guess.

Your integrations keep calling the BigBlueButton API they already use. Only the address and the shared secret change.

How a meeting travels
  1. Moodle, Canvas, your LMS

    One address, one shared secret

  2. ZcaleRight

    Places each meeting, then follows it

  3. BigBlueButton servers

    As many as the term needs

    • BigBlueButton 01 · Classroom
    • BigBlueButton 02 · Webinar
    • BigBlueButton 03 · Idle, on standby
  4. Recordings

    One library on S3 or MinIO

One endpoint in. One recordings library out.

Years in production
8+
In production continuously since 2019.
Organisations
80+
Universities, schools and conferencing providers.
Conferences served
2M+
And growing every term.

The difference in practice

The same question, two ways to answer it.

At the command line

$ docker exec -it scalelite-api /bin/sh$ ./bin/rake status$ ./bin/rake meetings:list$ ./bin/rake servers

Commands as documented by Scalelite. Each of them needs shell access to the container — which is not something you hand to whoever is staffing the phone.

In the browser

  • Which server a meeting is on — and every later call follows it there.
  • How loaded each server is, which pool it belongs to, and whether it is taking traffic.
  • Join a live meeting as technical support while the class is still running.
  • Find a recording, check its state, publish or remove it.

There are 69 capabilities in 12 groups, and they are all listed in one place rather than summarised twice.

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The question everyone asks

Why not just run Scalelite?

Often you should. It is free, it is open source, and if you have a team to operate it that is the right answer. The full comparison sets out where the two differ and who should not pay us.

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BigBlueButton Certified Service Provider

BigBlueButton Certified Service Provider

Built and supported by RIADVICE

The team that builds ZcaleRight also runs BigBlueButton clusters in production every day, as a BigBlueButton Certified Service Provider. Every feature in it exists because that work needed it first.

Tell us what you are running.

How many servers, how many people at peak, and what breaks today. We will tell you plainly whether this fits — and a demo only if you want one.

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