[SR-Users] 10 years of SER - statistics

[Javier Gallart]

Hi Daniel

a few numbers here...we use Kamailio in a carrier environment (no
subscribers, no nat...), basically as proxy and redirect server. We use it
in production and also as one of the foundations of other features still
under development. As a redirect server, on average it handles around
600k-700k calls a day.


Regards

Javi

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> Date: Tue, 02 Aug 2011 11:23:26 +0200
> From: Daniel-Constantin Mierla <miconda at gmail.com>
> Subject: [SR-Users] 10 years of SER - statistics
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> Hello,
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> it is now one month till the 10 years SER event in Berlin. I am thinking
> to collect few statistics about usage of SER-based code at this moment
> (SER, OpenSER, Kamailio, OpenIMSCore ...) and present them during the
> conference and publish on the web.
>
> Everything is going to be like a combined report, not individual
> listing. Therefore, if you want to participate, your name or company
> won't be mentioned.
>
> Here are the stats I thought of:
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> - type of usage: production, evaluation (testing), research
> - number of subscribers (phone lines)
> - percentage of phones behind NAT
> - number of calls per month
> - number of call minutes per month
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> I am not looking for exact numbers, but rough estimation (e.g., about 10
> 000 phone lines, ...). Of course, some of the metrics don't apply always
> (e.g., if you do termination routed through SIP server, you don't have
> subscribers, but just calls traffic). Those doing deployments, can make
> one summary of statistics for all instances. You may send other
> statistics you think they worth publishing.
>
> Again, this is voluntary, naming is not required. I hope only those
> giving real number will write back -- I will try anyhow to figure out if
> someone is just dumping fantasy numbers. If privacy is really a big
> concern, from case to case, everything can be done under NDA.
>
> Thanks,
> Daniel
>
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