As already mentioned, the 3.6 major release will end the 3.x family of OpenSIPS releases. They stretch over 7 years of work, 7 major releases, each with its own philosophy. The 3.x legacy The 3.x OpenSIPS family addressed a large spectrum of topics. The most representative was the DevOps area (3.0 and 3.6) bringing awesome … Continue reading OpenSIPS 4.x, the next evolution step
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Some time ago, we demonstrated how to dynamically tune OpenSIPS' runtime configuration using the OpenSIPS Control Panel in combination with the SQL Cacher module. While effective, that approach involved a certain level of configuration overhead to set up and maintain the SQL Cacher infrastructure. To address this, we’ve taken a significant step forward with the … Continue reading Dynamic Runtime Configuration using OpenSIPS 3.6 – continuation
In today's world of integrated services, the ability of OpenSIPS to interface with external applications is no longer optional - it's a necessity. And to meet this necessity, we have released a new Python package - a "Swiss army knife" tool to provide a simpler, faster and more efficient way to integrate with OpenSIPS. This … Continue reading Enhance OpenSIPS Integration with New Python Package
OpenSIPS is an Open Source project when referring to the actual code, and this worked great over the years, for the entire community - a shared code that people can use and can contribute to. But in order to get a working SIP/VoIP platform, you need more than the code. You need an OpenSIPS configuration … Continue reading OpenSIPS Community Editions, the key to Open Source SIP Platforms
When managing a live production platform, real-time tuning of specific settings is often essential, allowing adjustments without the need to restart services. OpenSIPS offers a comprehensive array of primitives for reloading provisioning data and fine-tuning runtime configurations through its Management Interface (MI) commands. OpenSIPS Script Controls One of the common needs is to be able … Continue reading Implementing OpenSIPS realtime Controls via Control Panel 9.3.5
The Back-to-back user agent support in OpenSIPS has seen many enhancements and new capabilities in the last couple of release cycles, starting with OpenSIPS 3.1. From clustering/ replication in version 3.1, to dropping the XML control logic in favor of native OpenSIPS scripting in 3.2 and many others, most of these additions made the B2BUA … Continue reading B2BUA Bridging Improvements In OpenSIPS 3.4
Yes, this is the climax of the year, the release of a new OpenSIPS major version, the 3.3.0 beta. This release is focused on Instant Messaging in the context of Unified Communications and IMS, but not limited to - many other great additions made their way into this 3.3 release. So, what can OpenSIPS 3.3 … Continue reading OpenSIPS 3.3, here it is!
The OpenSIPS Control Panel accompanied OpenSIPS already for some time. And besides the sub-version aiming to align to the OpenSIPS versions (i.e. 8.3.1), the OpenSIPS Control Panel had its own evolution, reflected in the major version. For example, the last major boost was version 8, were the front-end part was re-design with a new modern … Continue reading OpenSIPS Control Panel 9 – stepping into a new era
We already know how many things you can do with OpenSIPS and what is its true value in providing services. But the value of a software is not to be see from the perspective of how good it is in doing its job, but also from the perspective of how manageable it is under operational … Continue reading Status, readiness and reports framework in OpenSIPS 3.3
SIP is more than voice and video, it is also instant messaging and presence. Even if the traditional SIP services are more voice focused, the Instant Messaging (IM) gained a lot if importance and traction in the context of IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) and Unified Communications (UC). Messaging in IMS Thanks to the large adoption … Continue reading OpenSIPS 3.3 – Messaging in the IMS and UC ecosystems
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