Thanks for the short/straight pointers re: what matters most for freeswitch performance. 

Are there any equivalent pearls of wisdom "best practices" re: CPU, RAM and Shared Memory/Bus that you or others can advise on, if this was to run in a virtual environment in a private cloud of Xen Server, KVM or vCloud etc? Probably it will depend on the underlying hardware or not? kernel tuning of the Linux guest as well as resource sharing?

Any light you or anyone else can shed on this would be greatly appreciated

Thanks in advance

On Fri, Jun 29, 2012 at 1:07 PM, Anthony Minessale <anthony.minessale@gmail.com> wrote:
you could do with more than 2 cpu, the more cores the better you will do.
For similar prices you could find a 8 or 12 core box.

The 3 most important things in a FS server are,  as many CPU cores as
possible, as much ram as possible, the best possible CPU with shared
bus to RAM and CPU.



2012/6/29 Eugene Shcherbatyuk <shcherbatyuk@belrosbank.by>:
> Session limit is configurable. Have a look at switch.conf.xml file.
>
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> On 28/06/12 21:41, Hoexum, Edwin wrote:
>>
>> I am trying to do some load testing on a freeswitch for transcoding from
>> SILK to G711a.  The question is:  Is  the limit  for RTP sessions
>> limited to CPU power or are there also limits on the freeswitch
>> application and can I tune freeswitch to do the job for 1500 sessions or
>> more.
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