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<div dir="ltr">I am planning to move Asterisk from physical server
to a VM on a ESXi host.
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<div>VMware datastore / VM's will be stored on the shared
storage on the NAS (NSF). I might get Synology NAS.</div>
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<div>Do you store call live recording on the NAS? There would be
around 60 concurrent calls recording at the same time and it
may cause network bottleneck.</div>
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<div>There will be other VM's stored on the NAS like Windows
Servers, Linux Servers, Database, etc.</div>
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60 concurrent alls sounds like a lot. I'd work with a RAM-disk and
some post-processing to be safe. I have a low priority background
task that moves finished sound files to a file server and converts
them to mp3. The software that accesses the audio looks for both
formats at both places. I think it is generally a good idea to
handle file issues outside of Asterisk.<br>
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jg<br>
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