[Freeswitch-users] Freeswitch + Python - request for paid advice

[Ken Rice]

Hey Cal,

Email consulting at freeswitch.org they will get you lined up with someone to
help you out


On 10/14/12 1:10 PM, "Cal Leeming [Simplicity Media Ltd]"
<cal.leeming at simplicitymedialtd.co.uk> wrote:

> Hello all,
> 
> I'm currently looking for someone who can offer a few hours (4-6?) of paid
> advice over Skype relating to architectural design of using Freeswitch and
> Python.
> 
> I felt it would be unfair to expect the community to answer so many questions
> such detail, hence why I'm more than happy to pay for the advice.
> 
> I have around 8 years solid Python development experience, and have spent a
> week or so reading through the masses of wikis/documentation/mailing lists
> relating to Freeswitch. Prior to this I spent a considerable amount of time
> comparing other platforms to FS, and reading various articles about the
> technical differences between them as well, before coming to the conclusion
> that FS was the way forward.
> 
> Some of the questions I would be asking are;
> 
> * Are there any surprising 'gotchas' when using Python with FS?
> 
> * Is there a preferred way of integrating Python into FS? 
>  - For example, a call queue system, should I have a bunch of external scripts
> generating the XML config on the fly, or should I have FS call a Python method
> which calls a database and then returns a chunk of XML on the fly
> (xml_fetch?), or is there other ways?
> 
> * There are various projects relating to integrating Event Socket with
> Python/Twisted.. what are the pros/cons of the most popular ones (such
> as fiorix/eventsocket on gh).
> 
> * Some real world examples of why you would use Event Socket, and the correct
> way of doing so.. Do you really have to use Twisted, or can you use eventlet
> instead?
> 
> * Any unexpected 'gotchas' when using Django with python+fs (I saw the bugs
> relating to sockets not being closed, which appears to now be fixed?)
> 
> * The correct way to provide dual redundancy (i.e. I'm assuming you can't run
> two freeswitch instances in active<>active mode, so you'd have them in
> active<>passive mode and then have your load balancer fail over in the event
> of a problem? But this raises questions about how you keep both instances up
> to date with the same config, what would happen to the existing calls, etc
> etc).
> 
> There are only a few caveats to this;
> 
> * The person should have a lot of prior experience with integrating Python
> with Freeswitch, and be able to demonstrate this in some way.
> * Any information given would be summarized and sent onto this mailing list
> (and my own blog) so that it may benefit others in the future - you can chose
> whether or not to have your credits included.
> * The person should ideally speak reasonably good English
> 
> If you (or anyone you know) would be interested in something like this, please
> feel free to hit me up directly.
> 
> Thanks in advance to everyone
> 
> Cal
> 
> 
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