My goal is obviously not to provide carrier grade VOIP switch service, but a platform for sandbox testing of configurations, SOHO VOIP Switches, development of FS addons, backup switch capability, etc. Doing this stuff at home behind NAT and a consumer grade router is one reason Brian, Anthony, Mike, et al. are half crazy. I run my company's phone switch in a 32 bit OpenVZ VE with 256 Mb ram, and have no issues. When I goof around trying to transcode between 8 and 16 bit codecs and whatnot, sure it gets tight, but FS on an idle system keeps 23 mb of of ram resident, and rarely if ever hits a 256 mb bean counter (limit). Also, these limits are not hard, I just know what my hardware has, and am trying to offer as much value as I can for what I have in the systems. 128 Gb of ECC ram and Quad/Quad Core zeons are still pretty pricey! Nik On Wed, Feb 11, 2009 at 6:28 PM, Brian West <brian@freeswitch.org> wrote:
Actually you can if you don't overload the machine like most VPS providers do... The advantage with OpenVZ in this case is that you can migrate the running FreeSWITCH instance between hardware nodes and not drop calls at this size.
/b
On Feb 11, 2009, at 6:24 PM, EdPimentl wrote:
Soho,,, yes of course... Voip (soho)Service Provider.... not convinced is possible to provide reliable QoS. My .02 cents -E
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