[asterisk-users] Load testing with media in batch mode

[marek cervenka]

my perftest suite

call generator
   sipp, but creating sipp scenario is not easy.  i'm using more user 
friendly(but its for win) - http://startrinity.com (REST API available)

device emulation
   using asterisk as SIP client in docker - 30 SIP endpoints per instance

reports
   pbx cpu/load/.. - grafana
   call details - export from startrinity

my plan for automation is node.js app connected via ARI to Asterisk and 
via REST API to startrinity. endpoints configuration  via ARI Push to 
PJSIP realtime



Dne 20/09/2017 v 13:49 Olivier napsal(a):
> Hello,
>
> I am currently tasked on how to load test both signal and media from a 
> couple of Asterisk machines which are doing corporate SIP trunking (no 
> phone endpoint).
>
> If that matters, ecah machine will host debian Stretch, Asterisk 13 
> with either classic SIP or PJSIP.
>
> For instance, I can generate from a given source machine to a 
> destination machine, 1000 calls passing an Asterisk instance under test.
>
> This under test Asterisk instance generate CDRs in which a testing 
> program can seach for successful calls (reading disposition and/or 
> RTCP stats in userfield).
>
> Most probably, this under test Asterisk instance will also log SIP 
> capture to a remote Homer server, using Capagent and Homer itself.
> A testing program can also search this Homer/Capture database to 
> evaluate "testing exit code".
>
> My question are:
>
> 1. Which (preferably available on Debian) tool(s) would you use to 
> assert a single captured call, recorded on purpose by the system under 
> test, has met call quality requirements ? (This one-call tool is 
> needed to calibrate next tool).
>
> 2. Which tool(s) would you use to do the same, on whole testing 
> campaign generating 1000 or 2000 simultaneous calls ?
>
> 3. How can you automate such tests ?
>
> Cheers
>
>

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