On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 2:13 PM, Michael Collins <
msc@freeswitch.org> wrote:
> Comments inline...
>
> On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 3:02 AM, Chaitanya Bhatt // Viva
> <
chaitanya@vivainfomedia.com> wrote:
>>
>> Hey
>>
>> I am facing problem in making few outbound calls simultaneously. I am
>> executing "api originate" command from perl over ESL. After calling
>> originate ,same perl file listens for CHANNEL_ORIGINATE CHANNEL_ANSWER
>> CHANNEL_HANGUP_COMPLETE events. When perl file receives
>> CHANNEL_HANGUP_COMPLETE event, it get terminates.
>>
>> I have done this code of originate & hangup listen event in perl cgi. When
>> i do 10-20 request (10-20 simultaneous call), at freeswitch only 2-3 calls
>> get serviced.
>> To find out issue when i commented the code of event listen in cgi, i was
>> able to make all 10-20 calls simulateneously.
>
> I wonder if your script isn't able to handle all the events quickly enough?
>
>>
>> I have already checked apache configuration & is working well.
>> Now i want to know whether freeswitch has limitation on number of clients
>> listening to its events or there is some other issue of ESL.
>
> Using Perl, ESL, and POE I've done upwards of 50-60 simultaneous calls with
> originate. I used bgapi originate xxxx. It's not the most efficient way but
> it did work. However, the best way to handle something like this is to have
> several processes each with a specific purpose: one to send the bgapi
> originate commands and one to listen for the CHANNEL_XXX events and act
> accordingly. By having each process do just one thing you can scale better
> and it's easier to identify trouble spots.
>
> -MC
>
>