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I don't run in to many telecom folks these days. Are you still working in the industry? I used to do a lot of telecom consulting for a large customer who we tr
by bradleyland 15y ago
I don't run in to many telecom folks these days. Are you still working in the industry?
I used to do a lot of telecom consulting for a large customer who we transitioned to a 100% SIP carrier. This particular carrier used AdTran TA 900 series gateways to provide T1-CAS/PRI to older phone switches. The project was particularly interesting because the carrier let me (a third-party analyst) have unheard of access to their infrastructure. Once I earned their trust, I had access to all of the AdTran devices, as well as their core switching and CDR reporting tools.
I actually just put wraps on a Ruby script that I use to analyze call concurrency from CDR exports (from CDRTool [1]). I dropped it in a Gist if you're interested. It takes a CDRTool query export (CSV data) and outputs a tab-delimited concurrency datafile that can be used pretty easily with gnuplot. The script could be easily adapted to any CDR report that uses single-line call entries.
https://gist.github.com/1706903 https://gist.github.com/1706903
1 - http://www.ag-projects.com/CDRTool.html http://www.ag-projects.com/CDRTool.html
PS - If you find this at all interesting, hit me up on Twitter to keep in touch https://twitter.com/#!/bradleyland https://twitter.com/#!/bradleyland
- willvarfar 15y agoNope, after I graduated I moved country and industry and wasted a good decade programming the mobile phones that help people create the CDRs that torment you. These days I'm swung back more towards DBs and servers and stuff, but not a CDR in sight thankfully. Liked your ruby; not a ruby ninja myself but it looks quite readable and almost pythonic :)