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FreeSWITCH Training: Friday, October 21st
Time: 8:30 am – 12:30 pm CT
Price: $299.99
FreeSWITCH 101
Who Should Attend:
FreeSWITCH Training is aimed at individuals with limited experience in telecommunications. Experience in SIP/WebRTC is preferred, but not required.
Prerequisites:
Attendees are assumed to be familiar with a base knowledge of Linux operating systems at command line level, administering commands, editing files, troubleshooting logs.
SignalWire Training: Friday, October 21st
Time: 1:15 pm – 4:30 pm CT
Free with ClueCon Registration
SignalWire 101
The training session will begin with signing up to SignalWire and a quick overview of the dashboard, taking note of some key concepts we will reuse later. After buying your first DID, we will set up a call handler and receive our first phone call, then learn about a few more voice features including conferencing. On a tour of the REST API, we will learn how to place outbound calls. Sending and receiving SMS will be next, with an explanation on what the Campaign Registry is and how it impacts messaging. An introduction to SIP on SignalWire and BYOC will extend our capabilities and include a demonstration of a web-based SIP client. To wrap up the voice training, we will finish building a real-life call center solution. Finally, we will learn about the SignalWire video offering, allowing us to effortlessly embed video in any web application, and our new chat API that can power your communications.
2022 Lunch & Learn Workshops
Kamailio Lunch & Learn: Tuesday, October 18th
Time: 1:00-1:30 pm CT
Price: Free with ClueCon Registration
Kamailio and its powerful iterators for management of SIP headers and body
The recent version of Kamailio introduced new tools for configuration files that enable iterations over the list of the SIP headers and the lines in the message body. At each step, one performs matching, and deletes or inserts content, opening the door for more advanced operations over SIP traffic. Join this session to learn all about these iterators and view them in action!
Hosted by: Daniel-Constantin Mierla
HOMER Lunch & Learn: Wednesday, October 19th
Time: 1:00-1:30 pm CT
Price: Free with ClueCon Registration
Introduction to QRYN
Learn how to set up, integrate and use QRYN – the open-source, high performance and cost-effective platform for logs, metrics and telemetry events designed for the next-generation of Telecoms and RTC Enterprises.
Hosted by:Jachen Duschletta
OpenSIPS Lunch & Learn: Thursday, October 20th
Time: 12:30-1:00 pm CT
Price: Free with ClueCon Registration
Building STIR/SHAKEN services with OpenSIPS 3.3
Join our workshop in order to brush up your knowledge on leveraging the
“stir_shaken” OpenSIPS module in order to build open-source,
production-ready
STIR/SHAKEN services. “Authentication?” “Verification?” “302 Redirect
or just an append of the Identity header?” are just a few of the
questions we will answer, as part of a live coding/demo session.
Hosted by: Liviu Chircu
SignalWire Lunch & Learn: Tuesday, October 18th
Time: 1:00-1:30 pm CT
Price: Free with ClueCon Registration
All Things Campaign Registry
Alex and Kat, our resident carrier experts, will be discussing the current state of 10DLC messaging, The Campaign Registry, and messaging best practices. Afterwards, we’ll be opening up the floor for questions and conversation.
Past Workshops at ClueCon
Understanding Kamailio SIP Routing Language
Kamailio has a specific configuration file combining global parameters, which are set in an ini-like fashion, with a scripting language used inside routing blocks, a concept similar to callback functions executed on various events. This tutorial aims to explain the structure of kamailio.cfg to the newcomers and discuss the advanced capabilities for the more experienced users.
Advanced Configuration and Application Development
We will start with a brief review of a FreeSWITCH minimal configuration, delving into best practices and tips for managing your instances. The most common application patterns to interact with a web endpoint will be applied to build a complete PBX/IVR proof of concept. The main focus will be on mod_xml_curl and related modules, and CDR extraction. WebRTC support will be introduced through the Verto protocol, and we will build a web based video conferencing application. We will also examine a few examples of how to integrate advanced SignalWire features into your FreeSWITCH applications with minimal effort.
Custom call statistics and/with Quality-based-Routing for OpenSIPS
The OpenSIPS 3.2 version is able to build custom statistics based on various SIP specifics. Global or per carrier/trunk/user, such statistics may be exported via a Prometheus connector (for further analytics or operational needs) or may be fed into OpenSIPS’s Quality-based-Routing engine in order to ensure the best call quality in relation to carriers. Everything automatically done with realtime adjustments via a feedback loop. Everything to guarantee your user with top quality!
Janus as a WebRTC enabler
It’s very easy to have Janus interact with applications that only understand plain RTP, and thus allow non-WebRTC applications to interact with WebRTC users. In this context, Janus indeed acts as a WebRTC enabler. This workshop will present a few practical examples, like how to interact with legacy endpoints, how to turn a plain RTP stream to a WebRTC broadcast, how to consume and use WebRTC media for different use cases (e.g., media processing), and how to take advantage of this feature to create a scalable application as well.
HOMER and HEP in real-life
HEP is HOMER’s open-source lego set designed to build open and distributed monitoring, troubleshooting and data mining integrations for modern cloud Voice, VoIP, Mobile and RTC architectures. In this workshop, we will introduce some of our flagship use-case integrations for SIP and other protocols and data types anyone can assemble in real-life using the QXIP HEP stack, to inspire the next generation of users and engineers.
