Valentin Nechayev wrote:
Dragos Vingarzan Dragos.Vingarzan@fokus.fraunhofer.de wrote:
Do you consider it realistic to produce load for millions of users with just 1-2? I don't. What probably happens is that you get a lot of inter-locking somewhere like in the registrar because you use just 2 users. So you could have 100 CPUs and gigs of RAM, but if you do not use more users, it won't scale.
I would say that you need to use ratios for calls/sec/users way smaller than 1, while you now seem to be at about 1500 or so... This is highly unrealistic and also not relevant.
This _is_ realistic in case SER is used as proxy on a path between e.g. vendor gateways. In that case it can have 0 (i.e. _zero_) "users" but thousands of calls per second.
May be, but if you will have no users and you will only forward calls from trusted sources, then there will be no database lookups for registers and deregisters as in sipp uas/uac scenario.
Libor
And, of course, this shall be relevant unless you're positioning it to "office PBX" which is definitely not direct SER niche.