OOPS, typo, the link to Sandro's episode is below: https://youtu.be/6EKVDyAx2Yo -Max On Thu, Nov 5, 2020 at 11:01 AM Maxim Sobolev <sobomax@sippysoft.com> wrote:
Hey SipTubies,
Just a quick recap: if you missed any of latest episodes of SIP Chronicles here we go:
Very interesting historical-looking firegrill-side chat with Paul Kyzivat of IETF: https://youtu.be/kvLuJhsnF-c
Great conversation with Sandro Gauci (SIPVicious, Enable Security) about recent developments: https://youtu.be/kvLuJhsnF-c
For #12 I think we'll do something different: turn the lens around and do a live coding / testing / whatever jam session with Turbomax at controls doing all 3 of those things at once as well as answering questions from the audience. The official goal is to benchmark our RFC8760 implementation under simulated fire and see how it fares to the old-good master branch with the sub-target to measure a relative drop/increase of peak performance of processing digest auth. In the process I expect to get OpenSIPS up flying at x00,000 CPS altitude and land it safely at few improvements.
Some pics of the workhorse we are going to bench with are attached, this is a small but mighty 8-core Xeon-D 1541 with 64GB of ECC RAM. We'll see if simulated fire erupts into a real one. We will go over the process of setting up OpenSIPS on Ubuntu 20.x and using either https://github.com/sippy/b2bua or https://github.com/sobomax/microsippy or combination of both to source incoming traffic and measure latency.
Bring your own beer, snacks - it's going to be a long session and see you tomorrow. :)
-Max