[asterisk-dev] Spring is here :: Test the Asterisk
Spring Collection 2006!
Kristian Kielhofner
kris at krisk.org
Mon Apr 10 07:08:29 MST 2006
Olle E Johansson wrote:
> Friends,
>
> The spring has finally arrived to Sollentuna, where I live and have my
> garden. It's
> just a few miles north of Stockholm, the capital of Sweden. Spring to
> me is preparation
> for another gardening season. Work I do now will hopefully result in
> beautiful flowers
> a few months away - Fuchsias, Dahlias, Geraniums and other flowers.
>
> The same applies for Asterisk development. Testing we do now will
> result in a new
> beautiful product during the summer. The more testing we do before
> release, the
> better product you will get. Testing is really important.
>
> Yesterday, I implemented a test scenario described to me by Roy Karlsbakk,
> a Norwegian friend and Asterisk user. I connected two PCs with Linux
> and Asterisk.
> Placed one call from the console over SIP to the other server. That
> server raised
> the extension with one and dialed back. My server raised the extension
> with one
> and dialed back - 200 times. One call going back and forward 200 times
> before
> Allison started talking about weasels. Quite a lot of signalling. Quite
> a lot of files
> open. The freshly installed Ubuntu desktop ran out of file handles and
> a lot of
> interesting things happened. One server started sending re-invites, which
> confused everything and I ended up with a big mess. A few patches
> later, things
> started working as expected.
>
> A simple test that hopefully improved the Asterisk 1.4 release a tiny bit.
>
> So what happens if I start adding codec translations? If I add a third
> server?
> With two or three small systems, you can cause a lot of havoc and stress
> test. Realtime on one server, two other servers that send registrations
> with
> one minute expiry and 200 calls each? 200 authenticated calls that rings
> for two secs, then hangs up and tries again?
>
> We have things to do, tests to run.
Olle,
Could you please detail the specific configuration of the Asterisk
systems used in your test? It would be nice to have a somewhat
consistent test platform.
Thanks!
--
Kristian Kielhofner
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