"your last response is surprising me. I appreciate the work you have done in supporting people doing load testing. " Countless hours at no cost to you or me have been put in by Anthony, Brian, Mike and many others in building documenting and supporting FreeSWITCH. If you truly do appreciate the work then join the community and do things that help make it better. These include helping with documentation as you learn it, helping to support it or contributing to it with money. Load testing has not been done by many in the community. So it is logical that the road less used will have less documentation. As you learn the load testing you should document it on the wiki. There has been enormous man hours put into this documentation already. Hundreds of pages worth of documentation and examples are already available to anyone. A suggestion if you choose to be a part of the FreeSWITCH community. Recognize that some things should help Keep out comments that portray a feeling of entitlement and word your questions and comments with a little gratitude. Then as people voluntarily answer your questions give back to the community in some way. Mark --- On Sat, 10/4/08, Jon Bruel <jbr@consiglia.dk> wrote:
From: Jon Bruel <jbr@consiglia.dk> Subject: Re: [Freeswitch-users] Load test - performance not even matching Asterisk To: freeswitch-users@lists.freeswitch.org Date: Saturday, October 4, 2008, 3:22 PM Anthony, your last response is surprising me. I appreciate the work you have done in supporting people doing load testing. But the information about this is rather unorganized and difficult to access for newbies. Further, many threads on this and other topics are written in telegram style language, which increases the learning time. As an example, the first time I heard about the testing tool sipp was yesterday - through the users list - thanks. What a great tool! The documentation though, is not aimed at making the learning curve easy. A "these are the 20 steps to do test" manual does not exist to my knowledge. Bear in mind that I'm not a programmer but a generalist with all-round knowledge about telecoms and virtual PBXs. I hope you can use this feedback in a productive way in order to improve the overall level of documentation. And it also pinpoints the need for the userlist and repetitive questions. Setting up commercial relations also makes sense when we have reached the proof of concept and a business plan can be made. The proof of concept includes a decision about which switch to use, Asterisk is still an alternative to FS. Asterisk may have some architectural drawbacks, but it has been tested for a longer time and in more setups than FS. Further, Asterisk has a bad reputation. As you have mentioned before, it may be worth while visiting your team soon, and I'm preparing for that. /Jon
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