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I disagree, getting a SIP server up and running in EC2 is no harder than doing it on it's own. Unless you're doing mixing/conferencing, you shouldn't see any d
by runT1ME 15y ago
I disagree, getting a SIP server up and running in EC2 is no harder than doing it on it's own. Unless you're doing mixing/conferencing, you shouldn't see any delays from the virtualization.
- mc_ 15y agoThis is especially true if you run FreeSWITCH in bypass media mode. If all you're processing is the SIP signaling, you can put a lot more calls on a virtual server AND usually see better quality calls as the RTP is typically sent on a more direct route to/from the carrier to the endpoint.