[Asterisk-Users] Management: Reload performace & Realtime performance ?

[René Ott]

Hello,

I am interested in some management-performance issues:

1st Scenario:

A management tool (for example a webbased one) has the following process:

- write in database
- read with script (for example perl) data from db and write conf files
- reload asterisk

I was reading around in the mailing lists and people say reloading is 
stable. Now this tool has to manage 1000 clients so the conf files are 
quite big and reloading needs some time. What happens if a call comes in 
during that reload time ?
How is the performance in general of the process described above 
(assumed the used hardware is not under- and not overdimensioned), can 
such a tool easily handle 1000 clients ?
Does somebody use a similar tool with many clients ?

2nd Scenario

A management tool has the following process:

- write in database
- asterisk reads with realtime the conf

Somewhere in the mailing lists someone said that the realtime uses many 
database queries. If there are also 1000 clients to manage, this should 
lead to lots of database queries.
And again the questions, how is the performance in general of the 
realtime process (again normal hardware assumed) ? Can realtime handle 
1000 clients ?
Does somebody use it with lots of clients ?

Thanks in advance for the answers.

Best regards,
René