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Cal.diy is an open source scheduling and appointment management platform designed for self hosted booking workflows, calendar coordination, and meeting management. This preconfigured Cal.diy AMI enables fast deployment without complex installation or manual server configuration.
Cal.diy is a community maintained scheduling platform based on the original Cal.com open source project. The platform removes enterprise and commercial components while providing a fully MIT licensed scheduling environment for individuals, developers, and organizations requiring full control over scheduling infrastructure.
Cal.diy Step by step Installation Guide: https://meetrix.io/blogs/cal-com-developer-guide/ Cal.diy Video Guide: https://youtu.be/CDpyXvNmi1M?si=pXPsKhxeece-shru For custom projects of your choice with personalized support, contact us at https://meetrix.io/contact-us
Instant Deployment: Launch a fully configured Cal.diy environment in minutes with a ready to use AMI and simplified deployment workflow.
Self Hosted Scheduling Platform: Manage meetings, bookings, availability, and scheduling workflows through a centralized web based interface.
Open Source Booking Environment: Use a fully open source scheduling platform with no license key requirements or proprietary feature restrictions.
Calendar and Booking Automation: Organize meeting scheduling, appointment coordination, notifications, and booking workflows through an intuitive interface.
Flexible Scheduling Workflows: Configure event types, availability management, booking pages, and scheduling settings for operational requirements.
Preconfigured Infrastructure: Optimized settings help provide stable performance, secure operation, and simplified management.
Secure Self Hosted Environment: Maintain full ownership and control over scheduling workflows, booking data, and deployment infrastructure.
Developer Friendly Platform: Support integrations, APIs, automation workflows, and customizable deployment configurations.
Version: v6.2.0 Operating System: Ubuntu 24.04
Cal.diy provides a flexible scheduling platform for developers, startups, consultants, and organizations requiring self hosted booking management and appointment coordination workflows. Deploy a reliable scheduling environment with open source flexibility and simplified management capabilities.
Highlights
- Instant Scheduling Platform Deployment: Launch Cal.diy in minutes with a preconfigured AMI and simplified deployment workflow.
- Open Source Self Hosted Booking Platform: Manage scheduling workflows, meetings, and appointment coordination through a fully open source environment.
- Flexible Scheduling Management: Support booking automation, calendar coordination, and workflow organization through a customizable platform.
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Cal.diy Deployment with Self Hosted Scheduling Platform
This deployment launches Cal.diy within a secure virtual infrastructure, providing a reliable environment for scheduling and booking workflows. The AMI is preinstalled and configured, allowing users to manage meetings, appointment bookings, availability, and workflow organization immediately after launch. Users can access the platform through a web browser and configure custom domains with SSL for secure access. This architecture is designed for scheduling management, workflow organization, and simplified deployment operations.
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IAM Role is set up and configured with the necessary permissions to assume the role for the cal.com service. The IAM Policy is created and responsible for access Route53 and create Letsencrypt SSL certificates and backing up data to the S3 bucket.
Access the application via a browser at http://<your domain name> or http://<Public IPv4 address>. Product will try to create SSL certificate when its deploying, if domain hosted on route53. If the automatic SSL creation unsuccesful then you have to point domain name into server ip, ssh into server and run /root/certificate_generate_standalone.sh. Kindly use port '22' and user 'ubuntu' for ssh purpose. Admin email is needed for SSL generation and the 'EmailFrom' is used to indicate to the recipient who the sender of an email is.
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