Dialer Switch with LCR Database
I'm building a dialer deck that using a custom LCR. I look up LERG and LNR in my database and I look at 30 + rate decks to find the LCR. I want to know is it realistic to be doing the LCR in a database? I expect 1000 to 2000 CPS so that means I hit the database that many times per second. My query is a stored procedure and takes about 1 to 2 milliseconds to run. I know SQL Server 2014 will have in memory tables and I do plan on using it. What are others thoughts for a high capacity dialer FreeSWITCH switch?
This is what I do currently with FreeSWITCH and postgresql and exceed 4000CPS on some pretty cheap hardware... Postgresql has some features to make this work really well across millions of prefixes... (consider 1 US ratedeck has approx 160K rows now... You¹re talking about 5million prefixes...) On 11/13/13 11:54 AM, "Andre" <andretodd@verizon.net> wrote:
I¹m building a dialer deck that using a custom LCR. I look up LERG and LNR in my database and I look at 30 + rate decks to find the LCR.
I want to know is it realistic to be doing the LCR in a database? I expect 1000 to 2000 CPS so that means I hit the database that many times per second.
My query is a stored procedure and takes about 1 to 2 milliseconds to run.
I know SQL Server 2014 will have in memory tables and I do plan on using it.
What are others thoughts for a high capacity dialer FreeSWITCH switch?
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Andre
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Ken Rice