[asterisk-users] Conference solution to handle 10, 000 participants - possible at all?

[Sammy Govind]

Hi,

I'd been thinking about such a huge conferencing system for about last few
months. Like Steve suggested, my concept is almost similar but instead of
making a central hub conference junction between multiple Conferences I was
thinking of making a peer2peer runtime connection between conferences hosted
on multiple servers.

All the asterisks are load balanced by a super node which will be
OpenSIPS/Sip proxy.

Any conference participant call will first land on SIP proxy where Prosy
will do some required resgiteration of the participant, decide if the
required conference server is full or not- If not route the call to
previously used server else route the call to newer server and send a
trigger to new asterisk server to bridge with the older server's conference.
--
Regards,
Sammy

On Tue, Oct 18, 2011 at 6:08 AM, Steve Edwards <asterisk.org at sedwards.com>wrote:

> On Mon, 17 Oct 2011, VisionVoIP wrote:
>
>  A client is asking to setup an asterisk based conferencing solution which
>> could handle 10,000 participants (in one single conference or combined in
>> multiple conferences), and later could be scaled to handle up to 50,000
>> participants. All callers will be over SIP, using g711.
>>
>
> If you scour the archives, you'll find discussion about this kind of thing
> several years ago, and then again sometime in the last 6 months. Googling
> about a bit should also yield relevant references.
>
> The OP built a system where NASCAR fans could call into conferences and
> listen to the cockpit chatter of the car of their choice.
>
> His system handled around 6,000 callers, but could be scaled higher.
>
> Think of a tree where 1 system hosts the conference. All 'callers' to this
> host are the next level of Asterisk systems. Add additional layers to build
> out to the number of real callers you want on an individual server.
>
> --
> Thanks in advance,
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