[Freeswitch-users] It's not too late to register for the OpenSIPS Workshop @Cluecon Monday August 3, 2015

[Alex Goulis]

There's still room for the OpenSIPS Workshop @ClueCon.

The OpenSIPS Workshop is a new format that will focus more on providing 
attendees with more of a technical approach to integrating OpenSIPS 
rather than case studies - the sessions will provide working setups 
(with explanations) for OpenSIPS in different scenarios . The Workshops 
will cover new OpenSIPS release and features, FreeSwitch integration , 
Edge Proxy setup, Asynchronous I/O support and Fraud prevention.

The Official schedule can be found at:
http://www.opensips.org/Community/Workshop-2015Chicago-Schedule

But we're happy to announce the following workshop leaders:

Razvan Crainea - OpenSIPS project
Dan Christian Bogos - ITsysCOM
Vlad Paiu - OpenSIPS Project
Eric Tamme - OnSIP
Alex Goulis - Ratetel
Pete Kelly - SourceVox

Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned professional, the OpenSIPS 
Workshop @ClueCon has something for you.

For beginners, get answers to questions like:

* how to extend, expand and enhance FreeSwitch with OpenSIPS
* intelligent load balancing of freeswitch servers
* why OpenSIPS is the right choice for your network
* Building a calling card solution using OpenSIPS and Freeswitch

Seasoned professionals can:

* Learn about new modules and features for the 2.x release
* Discuss advanced topics
* Discuss the development roadmap for OpenSIPS

Once we've wrapped up the workshop, head over to the Hackathon with the 
OpenSIPS Team.


The registration fees (per person) are:

     $199 for those attending only the OpenSIPS Workshop
     $149 for those attending ClueCon as well or having a discount code 
(*CLUECON2015*)  or are registering 3 or more participants

Space is limited, so don't wait too long to register.

More information can be found at:
http://www.opensips.org/Community/Workshop-2015Chicago

We're looking forward to seeing you in Chicago!

- The OpenSIPS Team
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