[asterisk-biz] Performance on Pentium Dual Core CPUs

Craig Lawrence craig at mytel.net.au
Sun Jun 4 01:43:13 MST 2006


It's not that difficult to set up a server and do some live tests.

We're doing a similar thing at present for a 100 seat call centre and
are looking to migrate the call recording to a second server to reduce
the risk of locking up the main VoIP server.

PS. Dual processors are overkill unless you have an Asterisk version
that supports it (we don't).

Regards


Craig Lawrence
Mytel Voice & Data Pty Ltd
www.mytel.net.au


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[mailto:asterisk-biz-bounces at lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of Mitul
Limbani
Sent: Sunday, 4 June 2006 8:48 PM
To: asterisk-biz at lists.digium.com
Subject: RE: [asterisk-biz] Performance on Pentium Dual Core CPUs

Craig,

Quoting Craig Lawrence <craig at mytel.net.au>:

> Mitul

> If you're only doing pass through (no transcoding from G711 to G729)
and
> no call recording then there should be no problem.

> I'm assuming you won't be trying to setup 50 calls at the same time.

Basically this system is for a call center with 25 agents at present 
and would expand to 50 within 6 months, so there would be 50 
simultaneous G729 calls happening most of the time.

Call recording would also be needed in this situation for all the calls.

I would like to learn if there is any kind of benchmark available for 
CPU / RAM requirement considering the following factors.

A) Simultaneous channels Usage
B) Codecs Usage
C) Recording usage
D) MeetMe conference usage
E) other factors which are directly relating to system performance.

Most of the time while deciding upon server hardware, usally over buy 
happens (i.e. Dual / Quad Xeons with extra fat RAM loaded up, and the 
server never reaches above 30% of usage)

If we can make some kind of matrix based on real data, It shall help 
community reduce over buying of hardware, funds saved can be better 
utilized else where.

Thanks & Regards,
Mitul Limbani,
Founder & CEO,
Enterux Solutions,
The Enterprise Linux Company (TM),
www.enterux.com
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