Hello,
We're here to ask you what's the ratio between cpu cores/ghz, ram and how many contemporary calls kamailio can manage before it maxes out its capabilities and crash.
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Renato Gallo
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On Fri, Aug 10, 2018 at 04:59:21PM +0200, Renato Gallo wrote:
We're here to ask you what's the ratio between cpu cores/ghz, ram and how many contemporary calls kamailio can manage before it maxes out its capabilities and crash.
You will not get any definite answer to this question.
It depends on to many factors. What will the function of kamailio be? A simple proxy that "just passes" packets will most likely be limited by network bottlenecks. A registrar with a database backend might be limited by this database (if there is no caching being used)
And since you ask for concurrent calls, after call setup (from INVITE to a 200 OK) no further signaling is necessary, with low calls/s you can reach a near unlimited amount of concurrent calls (limited to memory).
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Daniel Tryba -
Renato Gallo