Self Hosted Open Source Digital Signage by Xibo

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  • Опубликовано: 12 июл 2024
  • Xibo Digital Signage is an open-source, web-based platform designed to manage and deliver dynamic content to digital displays. It provides a comprehensive content management system (CMS) that allows users to create, schedule, and monitor a variety of media, including images, videos, and live feeds, across multiple screens. Xibo supports a range of devices and operating systems, offering flexibility and scalability for various digital signage needs, from small businesses to large enterprises. Its user-friendly interface, combined with powerful features like real-time updates, remote management, and interactive capabilities, makes Xibo a versatile and cost-effective solution for engaging and informative visual communication.
    Here are some features of Xibo:
    ⌚ Self-hosting
    ⌚ Docker compatible
    ⌚ Highly customizable schedules
    ⌚ Detailed reporting
    ⌚ Custom modules
    Chapters:
    0:00 - Intro
    0:30 - Hosted vs Self hosted
    1:40 - Layouts
    3:08 - Campaigns
    3:35 - Templates
    5:21 - Modules and Applications
    7:25 - Time to install
    8:05 - Xibo docker github
    12:00 - Namecheap DNS setup
    12:36 - Nginx Proxy Manager
    14:30 - Signing in for the first time
    15:00 - Setting up our display
    Running your own digital signage server hasn't been so easy! Manage your entire fleet of digital signage displays.
    Resources:.
    Xibo Official Site - xibosignage.com
    Xibo Github - github.com/xibosignage/xibo-d...
    Xibo Documentation - xibosignage.com/docs
    SynAckTime - synacktime.com
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Комментарии • 9

  • @dragon3602010
    @dragon3602010 24 дня назад +2

    awesome thanks 😍
    seems very interesting 😀

    • @synacktime
      @synacktime  24 дня назад +1

      Happy to help!!

    • @dragon3602010
      @dragon3602010 24 дня назад +2

      @@synacktime do you think it will be ok to run it on a raspberry pi 3 ? Thanks

    • @synacktime
      @synacktime  22 дня назад +1

      @@dragon3602010 While they do support linux, I don't think they support ARM processors. If you're looking for a cheap solution though, you could look at the Onn Google TV devices, they're cheaper than a Pi. I made a previous video about turning them into digital signage devices :)

  • @jim7smith
    @jim7smith 18 дней назад

    Well done. Have you done with with lxc or inucus containers?

    • @synacktime
      @synacktime  14 дней назад

      I have not! But I will def look into it! Thank you :)

  • @d.j.vandermeer3832
    @d.j.vandermeer3832 21 день назад

    Can you also add a RSS ticker to Xibo?
    And how about security? This machine is exposed to the internet. Can I also run the server and display on a LAN without connection outside?

    • @synacktime
      @synacktime  21 день назад

      Yup! I believe it does have a RSS ticket. You can totally limit it to internal traffic only. You would open the ports straight to the container instead of running it through Nginx Proxy Manager. I opened mine to the net since I had multiple sites that needed to reach it. You could also limit traffic with Nginx Proxy Manager if you needed it to have it open but to only certain IPs.

    • @d.j.vandermeer3832
      @d.j.vandermeer3832 21 день назад +2

      @@synacktime thanks for your feedback. What I just have done is ask ChatGPT to write me a yml script for Portainer to create a Stack from the latest image. And this works like a charm.