CERTIFIED INTEGRATION COURSE
The concept of this training course is to spend the day building from the ground up a fully operational VoIP system around OpenSIPS and FreeSWITCH:
- Using OpenSIPS as the front end for scaling your FreeSWITCH PBX
- Load balancing inbound traffic to the cluster of FreeSWITCH servers
- Registration decoupling, protocol conversion and traffic sanitization
- Routing traffic via OpenSIPS for LCR, Fraud detection and Security
- Realtime traffic capturing and monitoring with Homer
- Implementing CGRates as the billing engine for your platform
Training Attendees will be provided with virtual machines/containers to follow along and get a hands on experience building the final functional product,
plus access to a video library of “OpenSIPS basics” prior the event study fundamentals or brush up on their knowledge
An official OpenSIPS "Certificate of Attendance" will be provided for succesfully completing the OpenSIPS and FreeSWITCH integration training.
From start to finish, each phase will be lead by a different instructor who specializes in that particular component. The idea being that the same system used in the first phase will be built upon during the ones that follow.
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Design Clinics details are available here
| Bogdan is the OpenSIPS project founder with an experience of 15+ year in the SIP world. Practicing the symbioses between managing the Open Source project and building commercial products around OpenSIPS, gives the best results in producing a viable SIP Server software for the read-life needs. |
| OpenSIPS developer for 4 years, have both developed a series of modules (Sangoma transcoding, REST client, math operations) and done extensive troubleshooting / improvements in both the project´s critical areas of code (i.e. SIP transactions, SIP dialogs, TCP and UDP processing and scaling) and its scripting language. Also experienced with troubleshooting SIP / VoIP and glue scripting in bash 4.0+ and Python 2. |
| OpenSIPS maintainer and developer, involved in both design and development of new modules, as well as core functions |
| Alex is an owner at Ratetel, Inc, a wholesale and hosted pbx provider in Houston, TX. He was the first OpenSIPS certified professional and has since been very active in the project. He also is a sales engineer for OpenSIPS Solutions. |
| Flavio E. Goncalves is the author of two books, Building Telephony Systems with OpenSIPS and Configuration Guide for Asterisk PBX. He is also one of the first Digium Certified Asterisk Professionals, achieved in May 2006. He is currently CEO of SipPulse Routing and Billing Solutions for SIP, a company that specializes in SIP softswitches. |
| He is employed as Senior Voice Engineer for QSC AG, one of the major German voice and data providers. Alexandr holds a diploma in physics of Odessa State University. He has 20 years of experience in telecommunication techniques and has contributed to many OpenSource projects like FeeeSwitch, SER, Kamailio, SEMS, Asterisk, SIPP, Wireshark. Alexandr is the main developer of Homer SIP Capture project. He is also founder of IRC RusNet Network, one of the biggest national IRC networks in the world. |
| He is founder of Amsterdam based QXIP BV, Co-Founder and Developer of HOMER / SIPCAPTURE Project and voice specialist of the NTOP Team. Formerly a Sound Engineer, Lorenzo has been deeply involved with telecommunications and VoIP for well over a decade and has contributed ideas, design concepts and code to many voice-related Open-Source and commercial projects specializing in active and passive monitoring solutions with his team. Currently he is Sr. Voice Engineer and Designer for the largest international cable operator worldwide. |
| He is the founder of ITsysCOM, experienced communications architect and VoIP specialist. Dan is a double graduate of Politechnica University, Timisoara, with post-graduate specialization in Communication Protocols and Software Development. For the past couple of years, he has focused mainly on Cloud Computing Technologies interoperability, subject of his PhD thesis research. A frequent and well-known contributor to the Open Source community, most noticeably being the co-founder of CGRateS Project, Dan is a firm believer in merging the very best production-ready software to create high-quality, scalable and cost-effective communications solutions. |
