[asterisk-users] AstriDevCon 2014: AgendaitemDeprecate AMI/AGI(Ben Klang)
Kevin Larsen
kevin.larsen at pioneerballoon.com
Wed Oct 22 15:27:44 CDT 2014
> From: Paul Albrecht <palbrecht at glccom.com>
> Here’s a link to the minutes: https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/
> display/AST/AstriDevCon+2014
>
> It has you saying: Leif: we're in a transition, moving from dialplan
> model to external control model. Probably need external application
> to be built for us to move completely away from AMI/AGI.
>
> So you’re saying Asterisk is moving away from the dial plan or were
> you misquoted?
Paul,
I think you are getting worked up way too early in this process. This is
one comment with only a little bit of context surrounding it. Such a major
change would take quite awhile to make and there would be plenty of
warning before it happens, with plenty of opportunities to discuss. The
dial plan isn't going away tomorrow and if it does ever go away, there
will be plenty of time to work out a transition plan.
Looking at the path development has taken, it seems pretty clear that they
have been working towards enabling greater external control of what
Asterisk does, making it the engine that can drive other media
applications. Doesn't mean it can't and won't be used as a traditional
pbx, but to grow what it does will require some changes.
If being a mature part of Asterisk means that something shouldn't be
changed, we should also protest the move from the current SIP stack to
pjsip. There are any number of reasons to deprecate mature code. It may
not be needed or something better may come along.
All I can say is that having experience with a few versions of Asterisk,
it seems to get better and more stable as new versions come along. Perhaps
a bit of faith that they are not trying to kill off their product simply
by having a discussion at a dev conference is in order.
Kevin Larsen
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