TrueConf has introduced TrueConf Cluster, a modular system for decentralized and scalable communications. The architecture uses a full-mesh topology with geographically distributed nodes, ensuring high availability and fault tolerance. Unlike traditional active-standby setups, this solution operates on an active-active principle, automatically redistributing loads if a server or entire data center fails.
The platform includes a secure messenger, 4K video conferencing, webinar tools, and file-sharing capabilities. It supports integration with corporate IT environments, including various LDAP directories, SSO providers, and DLP systems. Organizations can deploy the cluster within their own infrastructure or as a private cloud, maintaining full control over data processing and access.
The system features centralized administration via a single portal, including real-time monitoring and automated license distribution across nodes. It supports up to 1 million messenger users and 2,000 participants per video conference. The software is compatible with multiple operating systems, including Linux, Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, and Russian platforms like Astra Linux and Aurora.
TrueConf Cluster incorporates local AI tools for meeting transcription, summarization, and incident investigation. The system uses the Model Context Protocol to allow AI agents to manage communications, such as scheduling meetings or handling invitations. All AI processing occurs locally, ensuring that data remains within the company's secure network.
