Interesting.

Can anyone out there tell me how many concurrent Monitors an Asterisk box can handle under my scenario (see below)?

1) Monitor commands are executed on the Asterisk server.
2) Audio packets are saved to files on a remote machine via mounted drive.
3) All handling of the audio files (mixing, compression, etc.) is done on the remote machine.


If you could point out the bottlenecks and how to circumvent them, that would be appreciated as well. It seems that scaling an Asterisk setup is no trivial task.

Thank you,

Matthew Roth
http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Running%20Asterisk%20on%20Debian

Daniel Salama wrote:

The way aheeva handles this is by integrating call recording capabilities in their proprietary softphone. After the call is ended, the softphone uses their proprietary technology to transfer the audio file back to the server. It's a neat solution, but not scalable over WANs since the audio streams congest the WAN during busy periods.

- Daniel

On Apr 22, 2005, at 9:10 PM, Brian Roy wrote:

On 4/21/05, Matt Roth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Daniel,

I would be interested to hear if anyone knows of a method to completely
offload the Monitor command from the master server.  It is the missing
piece of the puzzle to optimizing the digital recording process.


You might want to talk to the folks at aheeva. www.aheeva.com They built their platform around * very much like you are. They offloaded quite a bit (including recording calls) to other boxes. Now, they built their solution around a much less stable Asterisk build, but they have some great experiences. I talked to them quite a bit last your at Astricon. I do remember them saying that after about 60 concurrent monitor's the * box would get unstable.

Looks like you have some good research going you just need a little
more proof of concept.

-Brian
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