[Freeswitch-users] Best practice for inbound calls with scripting

[Dan Le]

One common recommendation is to use lua over js, since it's lighter-weight,
using less resources.
Dan

On Wed, Aug 5, 2009 at 1:31 PM, Greg Thoen <gregt at cgicommunications.com>wrote:

> Hi. I am setting up a large inbound only system with multiple DIDs coming
> in; each call is processed fairly intensively with db lookups, wav files
> played, pocketsphinx is used, wav files recorded, etc.
> Before I get too far down one path, I was wondering if anyone had any
> insight into the best, most scaleable way to do this out of the several
> methods I can do:
> 1 Call comes in
> dialplan calls specific javascript based on DID
> javascript uses ODBC to pull info from local mysql db
> call is handled in javascript
>
> 2 Call comes in
> dialplan calls specific javascript based on DID
> javascript uses CURL to get info from local mysql db
> call is handled in javascript
>
> 3 Call comes in
> php socket is listening for call
> php script runs, pulling info from mysql db
> call is handled in php using esl.php
>
> 4 Call comes in
> dialplan calls specific lua script  based on DID
> lua uses luasql.mysql to get info from local mysql db
> call is handled in lua using lua api
>
> 5 Call comes in
> xml_curl is used for dynamic dialplan
> js called, continues like #1
>
> I know that they will all do
> essentially the same thing. But once I go down the path, I don't want to find out that the way I chose chokes with 50 simultaneous inbound calls on different DIDs. Any comments would be appreciated. Thanks.
>
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>
> Greg
>
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