Lunch & Learns
All workshops are included in your conference registration and are hosted during the second half of the lunch hour.
Monday, Aug. 10th
12:30-1:00 pm
Join us for the FreeSWITCH Lunch n Learn, where we offer a comprehensive introduction to FreeSWITCH. This session covers everything from installation to configuration, providing you with the foundational knowledge you need to effectively use this powerful telephony platform. Our expert instructors will guide you through each step, ensuring you leave with a solid understanding and practical skills. Whether you’re new to FreeSWITCH or looking to refresh your knowledge, this event is the perfect opportunity to enhance your expertise in a supportive and informative environment
Hosted By: Luca Pradovera
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Tuesday, Aug. 11th
1:00-1:45pm
SIP Registrar Scalability and Redundancy
The registration is one of the basic functions in SIP, a user agent has to register with a SIP server in order to receive calls or messages. This session focuses on Kamailio components and features that enable vertical or horizontal scalability, contacts replication as well as fine tuning REGISTER requests processing for specific use cases such as fixed or mobile environments, NAT traversal or large number of active subscribers.
Hosted By: Daniel-Constantin Mierla
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Wednesday, Aug. 12th
1:00-1:30 pm
Session abstract:
The new SignalWire SDK changes how you build real-time apps — less wiring up event handlers, more describing what you want and reacting to state as it changes. This session is a working tour of it, from first import to a call with multiple participants and a working device picker.
We'll start with the shape of the SDK and the mental model behind it, then move through the pieces you'll touch in every project: authenticating properly, addressing the thing you want to reach, managing a call and the people in it, and dealing with the messy reality of microphones and cameras. Bring a laptop if you want to follow along.
Agenda:
SDK Overview — what's in the package, what changed, and the mental model to hold onto while you use it.
Observable State — the SDK surfaces state as observable streams instead of scattered callbacks. Why that's a better fit for real-time, and how to consume it without fighting the grain.
Authentication — how tokens work, what your backend is responsible for, and the mistakes that bite people in production.
Using Addresses — addresses as the unit of "the thing I want to reach." Looking them up, listing them, and dialing them.
Calls and Participants — starting a call and handling the participant lifecycle: joins, leaves, mutes, and everything that happens out of order.
Device Management — enumerating mics, cameras, and speakers, switching mid-call, and surviving permissions and hot-plugging.
Hosted by Joao Santos
Thursday, Aug. 13th
1:00-1:45pm
Come see the long awaited Homer 11 in action. VOIP Monitoring in a new skin and stack, based on community feedback and new innovations.
And maybe a few small SIP related games for when troubleshooting has become too troublesome.
Hosted By: Jachen Duschletta