Voip Provider using opensource tools

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Opensource VoIP provider

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@eloycoto 2008 2011 2013

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Who we are? Based in Richmond-London Phone company since 2000. 25+ employees 7 different nationalities Remote from 4+ countries

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Started with Linux servers and networking Included Asterisk in 2005 Full open source VoIP company since 2008 Foehn and open-source

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Early Asterisk installations

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Initial virtual PBX test

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Foehn Virtual PBX

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Foehn Virtual PBX

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BUT Modern operators still have problems

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Billing Monitoring Fraud Alerting Statistics Config

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Cost calculation Multiple tariff plans Prepaid & postpaid Fraud prevention Least Cost Routing HTTP API

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Packetbeat Homer SIP Capture

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Hashicorp Packer Terraform Consul

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A B Deploy on B

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A B Deploy on B

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1- Build VM (Packer) 2- Deploy VM (Terraform) 3- Register VM (Consul) $ git push origin staging

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1- Copy staging VM 2- Deploy VM (Terraform) 3- Register VM (Consul) Deploy Prod

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Lessons learned Open Source is flexible. Check the tools that your friends use. CI needs to be the first rule. Keep the things as simple as possible. New solutions == New problems

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@vigodevs

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Email: [email protected] Web: http://www.foehn.co.uk Blog: http://acalustra.com Twitter: @eloycoto Graciñas!

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