Am Montag, 22. Oktober 2018, 22:35:17 CEST schrieb Brooks Bridges:
IMHO, anything more than about 100k keys really should be stored in something external to Kamailio (such as redis) to prevent exactly this issue. If you’re running redis on the same server as Kamailio and using localhost to access it, then the latency increase for accessing the data via redis as opposed to htable is almost nonexistent.
Hi Brooks,
this is of course also a valid option.
Some years ago I was asked to optimized the carrierroute module to properly take care of a 1 million routing tree for several users. So there are some use cases to do something like this, but probably (nowadays) not that many anymore, I agree.
Best regards,
Henning