Does anyone know how a can get stats from rtpengine? I see the $rtpstat pseudo variable in Kamailio, but from the documentation it looks like that will only give me stats on a particular call. I'm looking for overall stats like concurrent calls, bandwidth, etc...
Thanks, Marc
/proc/mediaproxy has lots of goodies in this regard.
On 22 December 2014 10:33:39 GMT-05:00, Marc Soda msoda@coredial.com wrote:
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On 12/22/14 10:33, Marc Soda wrote:
Several ways...
If you have the TCP listener enabled, you can issue the "status" command to get an output similar to what rtpproxy produces, one line with number of calls and packet counters, followed by a list of all calls. You can use telnet or netcat to connect and issue that command.
If you have the NG listener enabled, you can issue the "list" command, which produces an encoded/parseable list of calls, but only up to certain limit (contributed code - meant for debugging). You can use the provided script utils/ng-client to do that.
Then there's a number of recently contributed patches, not yet merged into master but available in git branch rfuchs/1und1-patches, one of which provides a CLI and includes several status commands available through utils/rtpengine-ctl.
Alex mentioned /proc/mediaproxy (or /proc/rtpengine in git master now) which also gives a lot of details, but only applies to packet forwarding done by the kernel module and doesn't include streams handled by the userspace daemon only.
cheers
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