It would be interesting to see some support for databases which have no
native unixodbc support, like NoSQL solutions.
Of particular interest in Apache Cassandra, the reason being it supports
SQL-Like statements but has efficient and easy to configure support for
multi-master replication, so a FreeSWITCH Cluster could use it to share
registration and recovery data. It's also extremely fast and efficient.
I currently use MySQL for this, as it has OK support for multi-master, but
the overheads in binary logs on a busy box are pretty heavy.
I'm not sure how easy it would be to implement Apache Cassandra support, but
from my experiences in using it for other projects it would be very useful
in FreeSWITCH for sharing data across multiple FreeSWITCH boxes.
Neil.
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