You might be able to setup a single top node conference, then bridge in lower node conferences. In this situation you could have 6 lower node boxes each with 50 callers into it, and each of the 6 lower node conferences called into the single top node conference(along with your main audio producing stream(the professor, etc). This would be a bit more complicated to control for muting, etc.
William King
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Quentus Technologies, INC
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On 08/24/2012 04:15 AM, Stephen Dame wrote:

 

I know a few commercial companies have scaled freeswitch to handle 250-500 callers in a single conference across boxes with direct audio cable connections in data center.

 

I have an existing application that uses speex16(flash voip) and I can get 50 callers in a single conference before cpu gets to 70% on a c1.medium instance.   I know I can throw more hardware at the problem,  but interested in bridging the same conference number between multiple freeswitch instances and presenting single ESL notifications back to the existing application so all users events are seen.

 

This is a distance learning app, and not business audio conference, so some latency is tolerable.   I would locate the multiple freeswitch servers in same zone and possibly use the new high I/O EBS instances running in SSD.

 

Any thoughts on this?

 

Regards,

Stephen

 

 



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