Jilo is a software tools suite developed by Lindeas Ltd. designed to help in maintaining a Jitsi Meet platform.
It consists of several parts meant to run together, although some of them can be used separately.
This is the command-line tool for extracting information about important events from the Jitsi Meet log files, storing them in a database and searching through that database.
Jilo is written in Bash and has very minimal external dependencies. That means that you can run it on almost any Linux system with jitsi log files.
It can either:
The Jilo Agent is a small program, written in Go. It runs on remote servers in the Jitsi Meet platform, and provides info about the operation of the different components of the platform.
Jilo Web is the web app that combines all the information received from Jilo and Jilo Agents and shows statistics and graphs of the usage, the events and the issues.
It is a multi-user web tool with user levels and access rights integrated into it, making it suitable for the different levels in an enterprise.
Jilo Server is a server component written in Go, meant to work alongside Jilo Web. It is responsible for all automated tasks - health checks, periodic retrieval of data from the remote Jilo Agents, etc.
It generally works on the same machine as the web interface Jilo Web and shares its database, although if needed it could be deployed on a separate machine.