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Try mumble if you just need voice. Just fire up a docker container and open a tcp and a udp port. The settings are under-documented so things like auth are tough to set up.
I second mumble, it's a 5 min job to fire it up and default servers settings are enough to get going out of the box.
I'll 3rd mumble. Been hosting for over a decade.
No tracking, no ads, no bloat... This does it's one thing and does it very well.
Tried mumble, worked easy and well, but i realised im not able to do without persistent chat and screen share any more. Now trying to get Matrix to work.