While playing with Janus and using its features in creative ways can be quite fun, managing and monitoring a Janus instance often isn’t, and can be problematic. Applications may not be working as expected, PeerConnections may be broken for different reasons, or simply tracking what’s happening in a specific plugin can be very hard to figure out. Luckily enough, Janus does provide some tools to help with that. Some months ago, for instance, we introduced the Admin API and how it can be used to inspect the internals of sessions and handles, in particular with respect to WebRTC connections from the Janus perspective.…