[asterisk-users] asterisk practices
David
asterisk.org at spam.lublink.net
Wed Apr 27 12:41:11 CDT 2011
Hey,
You could test it? Setup a second server that calls the voicemail on the
first server. Test different call volumes that way. Write a simple
script that calls asterisk manager and originate your 50 calls
asynchronously, see what happens.
If it's a production server, you may want to wait for closing hours.
David
On 2011-04-27 13:34, vip killa wrote:
> I just completed building a feature rich asterisk voicemail system
> using perl, php, and mysql.
> My only concern is that the system i built will not be able to handle
> the call volume needed. Let me start by explaining my setup.
>
> Incoming call -> route.agi (perl -> mysql lookup) -> AGI ->
> voicemailbox (using mysql odbc) or terminate with wrong number message
>
> if a message is left in a voicemailbox the following happens:
> externnotify -> notify.pl <http://notify.pl> (perl -> mysql lookup) ->
> up to 2 calls originated (using AMI), up to 4 emails sent out (with up
> to 2 attachemnts of voicemail)
>
> this system may need to handle up to 50 concurrent calls. the
> "notify.pl <http://notify.pl>" script may be called several times a
> second.
> My question is, will asterisk be able to handle calling the "notify.pl
> <http://notify.pl>" script that many times? or is there a better way
> to handle large volumes of voicemail notification, thank you in
> advance for your input.
>
>
>
>
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