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by mc_ 11mo ago
Happening with AdNauseum enabled too: https://github.com/dhowe/AdNauseam/issues/2692
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by mc_ 3y ago
It used to be the wild west but FCC is tightening up (maybe even going too far, we'll see). STIR/SHAKEN and KYC (know your customer) rules are making it more expensive for providers to allow any traffic over their networks. Shady
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by mc_ 3y ago
I know FreeSWITCH and Kamailio both have WebRTC connections available, so if you use a SIP client in the browser over WebRTC to the server, you can plug into telephony networks on the server side. We use Kamailio's WebRTC implementatio
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by mc_ 5y ago
"Issues with Magic Transit and BYOIP" apparently, looks to be identified now.
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by mc_ 5y ago
Seems to coincide with Bandwidth's outage: https://status.bandwidth.com/incidents/d8vft1kpxdmk
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Cloudflare Down?(cloudflarestatus.com)
6 points by mc_ 5y ago|5 comments
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by mc_ 6y ago
There are many graziers to refer to without bolstering the racism of Salatin. Greg Judy and Gabe Brown being some bigger names but Chris from Sylvanaqua Farms is a good Black/Indigenous voice to start listening too.
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by mc_ 6y ago
Curious how the Erlang->C++ progress is going? I asked a bit over a year about it (which I think prompted the pre-emptive note :) ); obviously not owed an explanation but perhaps you can get a quick update on whether the migrations are m
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TMobile Calling Outage(techcrunch.com)
16 points by mc_ 6y ago|3 comments
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by mc_ 6y ago
We've used RabbitMQ since 2010 in KAZOO. I would argue, save one or two instances in the intervening 10 years, that RabbitMQ is the most stable piece of the infrastructure. I think it might be the only open-source project we build on t
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by mc_ 6y ago
The Regrarians [0] is another avenue to explore - I find Darren a bit more grounded in science than your average "permie" and appreciate the work he's doing, integrating holistic systems design (see Savory Institute), permacu
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by mc_ 6y ago
Kazoo [0] offers this as a config option on devices (which can represent SIP desk phones, soft phones, WebRTC endpoints, or call-forwarded cell phones): call_forward.require_keypress [1] There's a lot of re-inventing of telecom wheels
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by mc_ 7y ago
WombatOAM seems similar: https://www.erlang-solutions.com/products/wombatoam.html
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by mc_ 7y ago
We have a fair bit of property tests in KAZOO now, using PropEr[0], an open source implementation in Erlang. Fred (of Learn You Some Erlang) wrote a great book/site[1] on property testing in Erlang and Elixir, well worth the price of t
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by mc_ 7y ago
We're happily plugging along on KAZOO [0] since 2010 at 2600Hz. Erlang is a force-multiplier for us. Approaching 300K LOC and ~10 Erlang engineers (depends if Karl is writing code or CTO-ing that day) today. [0] https://gith
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by mc_ 7y ago
Interesting, thanks for the teaser :) I'll look for the writeup as well!
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by mc_ 7y ago
Any explanation on why you're moving away from Erlang to C++? Curious about the tradeoffs you're making with that decision.
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by mc_ 8y ago
Also check out Nikola which has a nice orgmode plugin.
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by mc_ 8y ago
We use Erlang to build Kazoo ( https://github.com/2600hz/kazoo ). In production since 2011, deployed around the world in various clusters.
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by mc_ 8y ago
Nikola[0] has an orgmode plugin[1] that works fine for my blog. After I write something up, nikola builds the site (incremental build), I can view it locally to verify the rendering, and finally rsync the changes up to the web server. [0]
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by mc_ 8y ago
We moved the majority of docs for our projects ( https://github.com/2600hz ) to use mkdocs to build our doc sites ( https://docs.2600hz.com/dev https://docs.2600hz.com/ui etc). I have a simple
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by mc_ 9y ago
Sales will get you all the info you need and can setup further calls with engineering/operations/whomever as necessary to get you going.
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by mc_ 9y ago
Well, it depends. You can signup for the hosted platform and use our provided carriers (transparent to you), purchase numbers via API, manage their lifecycle, assign them to sub-accounts, etc. So if you want a proof of concept, that is defi
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by mc_ 9y ago
Understood. I don't want to deter you; I will instead suggest taking a little more time to learn about telecom, SIP, and running telecom infrastructure. Just glancing at your repo, I see you are trying to send/receive the SIP your
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by mc_ 9y ago
Hi Otto, I'll try to list the reference docs that probably address your points: - If you plan to have devices/users in Kazoo, you can use the quickcall functionality[0] to connect them to a phone number. Includes setting custom ca
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by mc_ 9y ago
2600Hz is who you are looking for in this case! :) Let us build your VoIP infrastructure and help you with technical support when you have call issues. Contact sales@2600hz.com if you want a demo, talk through your requirements, etc. I can
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by mc_ 9y ago
Just curious how you evaluated projects like FreeSWITCH and Kamailio and what you found lacking/horrible? We have been building on them for 8+ years now with no major issues. We've found both communities and core teams to be helpf
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by mc_ 9y ago
2600Hz has an API-driven platform, Kazoo[0], built on FreeSWITCH and Kamailio. You can use the APIs to start calls, modify in-progress calls, and more. Multiple commercial offerings[1] depending on your needs are provided by 2600Hz as well.
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Cisco buys BroadSoft for $1.71B in software push(reuters.com)
1 points by mc_ 9y ago|0 comments
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Does the Heartbleed bug refute Linus’s Law?(esr.ibiblio.org)
3 points by mc_ 12y ago|0 comments

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