Required xml_curl performance information
Hi There ! I am new and just started to work with Freeswitch. i have some question regarding xml_curl, as i am developing web interface for handling all this aspects. Configuration Info : OS : Linux Webserver : apache 2.2.8 Scripting In : php 5.2.6 Following are Question 1) Is that fine if i will use xml_curl for dialplan & sip directory with approximate 300 live call & 200 sip user. 2) if not is there any other way that i can do this dynamically 3) which one is batter in php and spidermonkey javascript if i divide load of dialplan on javascript. Kind Regards, Harshil
On Sep 14, 2008, at 12:27 AM, Harshil wrote:
Hi There !
I am new and just started to work with Freeswitch. i have some question regarding xml_curl, as i am developing web interface for handling all this aspects.
Configuration Info : OS : Linux Webserver : apache 2.2.8 Scripting In : php 5.2.6
Following are Question
1) Is that fine if i will use xml_curl for dialplan & sip directory with approximate 300 live call & 200 sip user.
As always, this is highly dependent on your setup. Lab it up and see and report back for others to see.
2) if not is there any other way that i can do this dynamically
at the level of the c api you can hook to those xml hooks however you would like. These are also exposed to several of the embedded languages.
3) which one is batter in php and spidermonkey javascript if i divide load of dialplan on javascript.
I don't understand this question, could you try to explain more? Mike
Harshil wrote:
Hi There !
I am new and just started to work with Freeswitch. i have some question regarding xml_curl, as i am developing web interface for handling all this aspects. [ skip ] 1) Is that fine if i will use xml_curl for dialplan & sip directory with approximate 300 live call & 200 sip user.
I think you are asking the wrong question. You need to be asking yourself (not us) what the maximum number of simultaneous HTTP requests your web server can handle. If you expect more FreeSWITCH connections than this, you need to tweak or add to your infrastructure. There are tools to automate web server load testing. I suggest taking the HTTP request that FreeSWITCH makes to your server and load testing that URL as start.
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Harshil
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James Green
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Michael Jerris