[SR-Users] Simple Kamailio configuration for Asterisk load balancing?
Alex Balashov
abalashov at evaristesys.com
Tue Jul 5 23:04:29 CEST 2016
On 07/05/2016 04:57 PM, Tickling Contest wrote:
> Thanks for your note, Alex, but asking for a reasonable admin is hardly
> presumptuous; indeed saying that it is presumptuous is very
> questionable. I have had to do that myself having designed telco
> architecture and products in painful (SW) detail for over a decade now,
> and I have seen boxes far more complex and less complex all of which
> need OAM (invariably GUI based) which the customer won't touch without.
> We all have different ways by which we use products...
Right. The presumption here is precisely in the fact that Kamailio is
that kind of product.
Kamailio is not a finished application like Asterisk or Freeswitch
where, if you just enable the right option and configure it real quick,
you'll get canned functionality. I always say it's more akin to an SDK;
it's got some building blocks, but it's up to you to wire them together.
Above all else, it's an intra-industrial toolkit for communications
specialists; it's not designed for end-customers or even ordinary
operations departments, so your point about the necessity of a GUI for
those people doesn't apply.
For obvious reasons related to mindshare and "market share", there are
efforts to make Kamailio more accessible to a larger audience of people
with relatively pedestrian needs. For that, there exists, for example,
the SIREMIS GUI:
http://siremis.asipto.com/
This UI can edit the underlying database tables that back modules like
dispatcher and usrloc/registrar, and can also expose some Kamailio
operational stats.
However, SIREMIS will certainly not write the logic so that you can
build large-scale HA infrastructure without having to learn anything. :-)
-- Alex
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