Hello Jan,
thanks for great presentation. I think that was useful summary even for those who are familiar with Gnugk quite well :)
I would like to point attention to one of issues discussed in presentation: Performance.
You are right about various factors affecting performance limits of gnugk: configuration of gnugk itself, OS related issues, hardware, backend systems performance. However in real life environment it is sometimes very hard or almost impossible to identify which of the factors is affecting performance at given situation. This is due to fact that performance limits are reached at very high call rates, and in these cases every debug or trace attempt generates information amount which is too high to be reviewed and analyzed reasonably. Besides that, not all of problem sources can be identified by logging or tracing.
GnuGK is really now at the stage where it can be used in commercial installations of rather large scale. But these kind of installation will demand higher and higher stability and performance characteristics of gnugk. Let us all join our efforts in achieving this.
And special thanks again to core developer team!
Jan Willamowius wrote:
Hi,
I'm just back from the OpenSource Telephony Summit in Geilenkirchen. The slides of the GnuGk talk are avilable for download from http://www.gnugk.org/events.html
As a side note: I have create a RSS feed for GnuGk news (http://www.gnugk.org/news.xml) that you can add to your favorite RSS reader.
Regards, Jan
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