xml_curl leaves much to be desired. For one, when you're dealing with a lot of traffic, it gets pretty slow. Come up with something that accomplishes these goals: - Fast - Redundant - High Availability - No single point of failure - Simple as can be It's a tall order and requires a ton of skills and some excellent planning. It is not for the faint of heart. I've been dealing with this problem for many months, and I still really don't have a solution. I've got other goals besides these, but I'd start with that list. -BDF On Thu, Mar 29, 2012 at 12:05 PM, Tim St. Pierre < fs-list@communicatefreely.net> wrote:
Yes, I agree there.
If you empty out your dialplan and only use curl, then FS hardly has to do anything to route the call, it just waits for a response and then executes the little snippet that comes back. Make your web script really efficient and have it send back a list of dialplan instructions.
It's still a good idea to have a bit of XML dialplan locally to handle emergency routing, ie. 911 and 611 if possible. That way, if something happens to your web servers, people can at least call for help, and maybe still call you to complain about it. Then again, maybe you don't want that :-)
-Tim
Andrew Cassidy wrote:
I use xml_curl, reads config from a central server so is replicated across you whole cluster, and directory/dialplan are requested every call (but supply filter parameters) and in effect dynamic if you generate these from a web service.
On 29 March 2012 07:56, Joe Flemmings <joe.jflemmings@gmail.com <mailto:joe.jflemmings@gmail.com>> wrote:
What is the most scalable way to control FreeSwitch Routing dynamically (apart from XML configs) that has the least load on FreeSwitch and scales the best. This is to help achieve the most Call Setups Per Second (CPS)
eg xml_rpc, lua, event socket etc
Joe
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