[Asterisk-Dev] Benchmark numbers....
John Todd
jtodd at loligo.com
Tue May 3 10:46:22 MST 2005
At 3:23 PM -0500 on 5/2/05, Brian West wrote:
>Obviously if you have 10k users you're not going to use Asterisk at
>all.... but its something to work on.
>
>/b
[snip]
While you may not choose to put 10k users on Asterisk, I have. Many
more, as a matter of fact. Some of these systems were simply
media/application servers, while some handled registrations as well.
While I agree that Asterisk needs some help on registration volumes
and scaling, I'd not sell it short so quickly. As a community, it's
good for us to shoot for carrier-grade numbers since we'll solve a
lot of the other problems for smaller users as a by-product. At the
moment, the only reason I still would use SER would be for the
registration and call processing/loadbalance speed - Asterisk
provides all that I need for back-end call processing. If we
(Asterisk community) can stamp out the registration issues, get the
concurrent call volume up in the ~20,000 range on a single chassis
(excluding media), and get calls-per-second in the ~300 range, then I
think my concerns are solved... but we've got a ways to go. ;-)
JT
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