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[freeswitch at brian-bu...]

Our FS app will be under near-zero load much of the time, and then spike with our large (highly customized) conference call applications.

So, we'd like to investigate running it in an easily scalable environment, a la the Amazon cloud.

Three questions
1) Are the current images available here *current*, can someone tell from the version numbers? I looked for version history on the wiki but couldn't find it.
The amazon command line command: ec2-describe-images -x all -v |grep freeswitch
yields the following three (repeated in the verbose mode)
<imageLocation>rbuilder-online/freeswitch-0.0.1-x86_11952.img.manifest.xml</imageLocation>
<imageLocation>freeswitch-fedora-6-svn-rev-9178/image.manifest.xml</imageLocation>
<imageLocation>rbuilder-online/freeswitch-0.0.1-x86_11963.img.manifest.xml</imageLocation>
IMAGE ami-999672f0 freeswitch-fedora-6-svn-rev-9178/image.manifest.xml 811137716590 available public x86_64 machine
IMAGE ami-1be30672 rbuilder-online/freeswitch-0.0.1-x86_11952.img.manifest.xml 099034111737 available public i386 machine
IMAGE ami-dae306b3 rbuilder-online/freeswitch-0.0.1-x86_11963.img.manifest.xml 099034111737 available public i386 machine

2) If not, does anyone want to help set up a current Amazon image? I'll provide the Amazon account if you can install FS in it.

3) Does anyone have other recommendations for services that can burst to high usage, without paying for high usage 24x7? I don't see VPS providers that can burst to much RAM/CPU for the few hours/month we'll need it.

Thanks!-- =========================== Brian Burt415-308-4258 mobile (best)freeswitch@brian-burt.com (freeswitch@brian-burt.com) ===========================

[brian at freeswitch.org]

On Sep 3, 2008, at 8:22 PM, Brian B wrote:

[brian at freeswitch.org]

IMAGE ami-deff1bb7 freeswitch-fedora-6-svn-rev-9432/image.manifest.xml
811137716590 available public x86_64 machine

Its updated.

/b

On Sep 3, 2008, at 8:22 PM, Brian B wrote:

[edpimentl at gmail.com]

Here is a stealth (alpha) service that will be available at the end of the Sept.
Service description:

AgileCloud leverages EC2 to provide a multi-tiered hosting environment with pre-built images for load balancers, database servers, and application servers. By pre-building agility and elasticity, now users can (almost)"automagically" instantiate each type of server to use as nodes in their server farm or customize a generic base image for any number of purposes.

AgileCloud offers:
1- Manage Cloud computing (eC2/S3/EBS) and virtualized servers Monitoring.
2- LoadBalancing
3- Active FOS (FailOver System)
4- Dynamic-DNS
5- Backup-Service (Enterprise, SMB, Personal-PC/Mobile) storage
6- SocialMedia / Social Network / Web2.x Elastic Computing Hosting
7- Secure On-Demand Distributed (outsource) Development Platform
8- On-Demand VoIP2.x Infrastructure

-E

[freeswitch at brian-bu...]

Thanks for the speedy response Brian W!

I was able to get the Amazon instance running, ssh to it etc (the hard part), but couldn't get a softphone to register, nor a sip connection from elsewhere to sip:5000@the.ip:5060 to give the IVR voice.

I did
ec2-authorize default -p 5060

to open port 5060 through the AWS gateway.

I was also able to open up the mod_event socket and listen in ... but just to heartbeats.

Any other thoughts on getting the sip connections/registration through??

Thanks,

-Brian

On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 7:13 PM, Brian West <brian@freeswitch.org (brian@freeswitch.org)> wrote:

[dprado at e3c.com.br]

are you using SIP over TCP?? Try this instead:

ec2-authorize default -P udp -p 5060 -s 0.0.0.0/0

Dimitri
On Sat, Sep 6, 2008 at 4:14 AM, Brian B <freeswitch@brian-burt.com (freeswitch@brian-burt.com)> wrote: