[asterisk-users] Asterisk stress call test

[Saul Bejarano]

The term DIE is not correct sorry, it will be better say CRASH if that 
works for you, if you stress call an asterisk the moment you reach the 
treshold of that stress test the application will stop responding, 
initially it will start popping errors on the log then it will just stop 
responding having to reboot the asterisk session.
The one crashing is asterisk as an application not the box itself.


Now, is there something you have to help this user? or it is just about 
making a point?


Al Baker wrote:
> 
> Saul Bejarano wrote:
>> Remember the rule of 30Mhz per call when you kill the machine and also 
>> the bandwidth usage on connected calls.
>>
>> Kind regards,
>>
>> Saul Bejarano
>>
>> aby azid wrote:
>>   
>>> Hi everyone,
>>>
>>> I'm required to make  a stress call on Asterisk server ( > 2000 calls 
>>> per seconds). Are there tools for me to do this sort of test. I was 
>>> thinking of sending loads of Asterisk call files simultaneously 
>>> (starting with 100 call files). Really appreciate if anyone can come up 
>>> with ideas or tools for me to achieve this.
>>>
>>> Cheers,
>>> Aby Azid
>>> Vyke Asia
>>>     
> Where did you get the "Rule" of 30Mhz per call ???
> Wouldn't this be highly dependent on whether it to TDM over a T1 or 
> whether it was in SIP , and which CODEC it was using.
> 
> And why would a properly configured machine "Die", have a HIGH Load 
> Average - Yes    DIED - Sounds like WinBlows to me
> 
> Yoa - Aby - You need to define your test scenario more fully.  Are you 
> making a call OUT of the box , into the box, .... a MIX
> How Long are the calls ?
> Net, net , how many simultaneous call are you going to have ?
> How man Call Originations are there ?
> How may Call Answers ?
> 
> 
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