In the future I can see our traffic load increasing to the point where I'll want to have more than one FS server. For example, if server 1 is already handling x amount of calls send traffic to server 2. I currently have FS hosted in the cloud so duplicating the entire "box" won't be a problem, so that means authentication won't be a problem. Planning for the future and I'm just curious what are some of the best ways to make this happen?
Hi Don, I have 2 types of Loadbalancer, SIP and TCP (ESL) for Freeswitch. For SIP loadbalancer I use Kamailio (opensource SIP proxy) in front of my Freeswitch cluster which is in charge of performing load balancing using different algorithms (Round robin, Circular, Load base routing, etc.). For TCP loadbalancer for Freeswitch ESL interface I use HA proxy. SIP (TCP,UDP, TLS): Kamailio -> FS1|FS2 TCP HAProxy -> FS1|FS2 http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/SBC_Setup On Sat, Sep 10, 2016 at 3:09 PM, Don Hawkins <hawkins@hawkinsegroup.com> wrote:
In the future I can see our traffic load increasing to the point where I'll want to have more than one FS server. For example, if server 1 is already handling x amount of calls send traffic to server 2.
I currently have FS hosted in the cloud so duplicating the entire "box" won't be a problem, so that means authentication won't be a problem.
Planning for the future and I'm just curious what are some of the best ways to make this happen?
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