13 Mar
2011
13 Mar
'11
11:32 a.m.
Hello,
At Daniel's suggestion, I am planning to work on a distributed message queue
system for Kamailio for my BCS thesis.
The idea is having a way of communicating between different Kamailio instances
for user presence states, user location information, etc.
The plan is to use SIP for transport, and to have efficient ways of
adding/deleting a node from the message queue bus.
Any suggestions/opinions are very welcomed.
Cheers,
Marius
13 Mar
13 Mar
11:54 a.m.
13 mar 2011 kl. 11.32 skrev Bucur Marius:
Hello,
At Daniel's suggestion, I am planning to work on a distributed message queue system
for Kamailio for my BCS thesis.
The idea is having a way of communicating between different Kamailio instances for user
presence states, user location information, etc.
The plan is to use SIP for transport, and to have efficient ways of adding/deleting a
node from the message queue bus.
Any suggestions/opinions are very welcomed.
Depending on the requirements, you might also want to look into using XMPP and evaluate
pros/cons between the two protocols.
There's a student in Portugal who has looked into resiliant replication of presence
states using spread as well.
/O
12:20 p.m.
Olle E. Johansson wrote:
13 mar 2011 kl. 11.32 skrev Bucur Marius:
I was looking into using JSON/BSON[0] as transport protocols. You'll loose
the schema-stuff from XML but then, that isn't very Internet-y to begin
with. If you'd like to keep the schema, Google's protocol buffers[1] may be
worth a look.
The JSON/BSON pair has the nice property that you can use JSON during the
debugging phase and easily look into the messages and later, when things
are stable, you can switch to a more efficient binary protocol.
Regards,
Martin
[0] http://bsonspec.org/
[1] http://code.google.com/p/protobuf/
At Daniel's suggestion, I am planning to work on a distributed message queue system
for Kamailio for my BCS thesis.
The idea is having a way of communicating between different Kamailio instances for user
presence states, user location information, etc.
The plan is to use SIP for transport, and to have efficient ways of adding/deleting a
node from the message queue bus.
Any suggestions/opinions are very welcomed.
Depending on the requirements, you might also want to look into using
XMPP and evaluate pros/cons between the two protocols.
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