OpenVidu 3.7.0
Changelog
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure support
OpenVidu can now be deployed in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) using our new Terraform templates. For now we only support Single Node deployments in OCI, but planning to support Elastic and High Availability deployments soon.
- OpenVidu Single Node COMMUNITY in OCI.
- OpenVidu Single Node PRO in OCI.
Scale in for Digital Ocean deployments
OpenVidu Elastic and OpenVidu High Availability in Digital Ocean now support graceful scale-in operations, allowing you to reduce the number of Media Nodes when they are not needed. You can learn more about our scale-in strategies here:
- Custom scale-in strategy for Digital Ocean in OpenVidu Elastic.
- Custom scale-in strategy for Digital Ocean in OpenVidu High Availability.
LiveKit stack updated to v1.9.12
OpenVidu is now based on LiveKit v1.9.12, which includes multiple improvements and bug fixes in the core media processing engine. For more details, check the LiveKit v1.9.12 release notes.
Ingress updated to latest
The Ingress service has been updated to recent commit #cfbaa74 with multiple improvements and bug fixes over last official release.
mediasoup upgrade to latest
mediasoup has been upgraded to recent version 3.19.19. OpenVidu PRO has been stuck in mediasoup 3.12.16 since 2023 due to some compatibility issues within our middlewares. We have now overcome those limitations and we are able to upgrade to a recent mediasoup version, which includes almost 3 years of improvements and bug fixes. You can learn more about mediasoup integration in OpenVidu here: About mediasoup integration.
S3 Server-Side Encryption for external S3 buckets
All OpenVidu deployments rely on S3 storage to store recordings and configurations. Every OpenVidu deployment comes with an embedded S3 storage based on Minio, but you can also configure an external S3 bucket if you prefer. Now OpenVidu supports Server-Side Encryption (SSE) for these external S3 storages, which means that all your data stored in S3 can be encrypted at rest. Learn how to enable it here: Server-side encryption.
Support for chained version upgrades
OpenVidu now supports chained version upgrades, which means that you can upgrade from any previous version to 3.7.0 directly in a single command, without having to upgrade to intermediate versions first. This also applies to any future versions of OpenVidu. Check out the Upgrade documentation for your specific deployment:
Updated chainguard MinIO fork fixing recent CVEs
- MinIO is Vulnerable to SSE Metadata Injection via Replication Headers: CVE-2026–34204
- MinIO affected a DoS via Unbounded Memory Allocation in S3 Select CSV Parsing: CVE-2026–39414
- MinIO LDAP login brute-force via user enumeration and missing rate limit: CVE-2026–33419
Bug fixes in v2compatibility module
- A wrong S3 directory was being used.
- Track leak when using method
replaceTrack: fixed an issue where this method did not stop the previous existing track, causing resource leaks. This could lead to media resource exhaustion on mobile devices and trigger unexpected mute events.
