Can We Put the Telecom Back in Erlang/Elixir's OTP?

8/6/2025

10:15 am

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10:45 am

Speakers

Brandon Youngdale

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About the Session

Erlang's Open Telecom Platform (OTP) was built for telecom, yet modern SIP stacks in the BEAM ecosystem remain scarce. In this talk, Brandon shares his journey attempting to build a SIP stack in Elixir, how the Membrane framework opens the door to build a media softswitch, and why Elixir's meta-programming could help build a dialplan like VoIP Framework for Elixir.

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