OTF members Voxter and Reper.io at ClueCon 2017

Founding Open Telecom Foundation members Voxter and Reper.io are on-site in Chicago for meetings and presentations in conjunction with ClueCon 2017.

There a number of very compelling presentations at ClueCon this year. One presentation of particular interest was presented by Telnyx, explaining their highly scalable, global carrier deployment using BGP Anycast & Unicast based SIP routers all running in Docker containers. One remarkable inovation to Telnyx’s approach is using iBGP unicast within their private Docker network to route public IPs used from within containers to the public internet and their eBGP routers.

Telnyx uses a number of open source and open protocol technologies that OTF members also use:

• Docker (as a linux process container for micro services)
• Quagga (as a iBGP and eBGP router)
• Kamailio (as a SIP proxy and registar)
• FreeSWITCH (as a RTP media processing node with high available failover with call recreation)
• PostgreSQL (as a SQL databse to assist in FreeSWITCH high available failover with call recreation)

Some notes on OTF member Voxter (Canada)

• Is a founding member of the OTF who is proud to contribute the small monthly Silver membership dues.
• CEO Dayton Turner volunteers his time as an OTF director.
• Developers, Daniel Finke and Lucas Bussey make source code contributions to the Kazoo project.
• Sponsored development and enhancements to the Kazoo project’s ACDC module, Asterisk AMI Emulator and Queue Log Translator Modules, Dynamic Callflows support, Zoning Configuration and testing, as well as many other small additions.

Some notes on OTF member Reper.io (USA)

• Is a founding member of the OTF who is proud to contribute the small monthly Silver membership dues.
• CEO Noah Mehl volunteers his time as an OTF director.
• Leads best practices regarding RabbitMQ in a highly-available cluster.
• Developer, Noah Mehl make source code contributions to the Kazoo project