After initial setup of Jitsi Meet docker as per official guide, we need to map a few directories and files to host in order to our modifications stays even after restart.
title.html: This file is used to modify website META tags, which are visible when sharing the URL in social networks.close2.html: This file is used to modify the message window that appears after the meeting ends.all.css: This file is used to modify UI elements such as background color, background image, text color, logo size, and other styling aspects.app.bundle.min.js: This file is used to modify elements such as the title, subtitle, notifications, and other interactive features of the Jitsi Meet interface.config.js and interface-config.js: These files are crucial for making various modifications to Jitsi Meet, offering a wide range of customization options. For more detailed information on using these files for modifications, refer to the official guide.After setting up Jitsi Meet Docker following the official guide, it’s important to map these specific directories and files to the host environment. This ensures that your modifications persist even after restarts of the Jitsi Meet Docker container.