Hi, just sharing my experience from last year while adding some features to
db_postgres and db_sqlite
On Wed, Feb 21, 2018 at 1:33 AM, Daniel-Constantin Mierla wrote:
> Hello,
>
> (cross-posting being something I want to get developers and users
> express their opinions).
>
> We were recently in
Opinion of a Kamailio novice, take with a grain of salt:
Would it be appropriate to think about this general problem more akin to
how some modules support either a file or a db backend? Imagine this world:
- To be called a DB in Kamailio parlance, a backend needs to conform to
the DB API, b
Hello,
for fairness and a more complete picture, I should have mentioned that I
am somehow the first that broke into module specific backend with topos
and topos_redis. In that case, I was also guided by the goals of
squeezing what ever can be exploited in terms of performances from Redis
backend,
Hi,
I have not dived into the technical specifics deeply or examined the
innards of db_redis, so this is really shooting from the hip:
I can appreciate the very legitimate dilemma here. However, in general I
would advocate for keeping all DB connectors generic.
Although I understand that there
Hello,
(cross-posting being something I want to get developers and users
express their opinions).
We were recently in a (lucky) situation to have two new modules
submissions targeting more or less the same purpose: allowing to use
Kamailio with a Redis backend via database API.
One was submitted