"OpenSER Devel Guide" is now available. The tutorial targets the developers that want to extend OpenSER functionality by writing C code in the core or those willing to develop new modules. It aproaches the main components of OpenSER, revealing insights about locking and memory managers, database API, SIP parser, pseudo-variables and transformations, module interface and many others. See more details here . First OpenSER teaching book "Building Telephony Systems with OpenSER" is now ready to help the community.
The first hundred percent book dedicated to the OpenSER software is finally out. "Building Telephony Systems with OpenSER" goes where no one has went before - writing a book to help people to understand OpenSER software and to teach them how to setup OpenSER based platforms - installation, configuration, integration. For more on this book, read here . OpenSER Summit & Pavilion 2008 NEW: Presentations (PDF format) and pictures (thumbnail) ara available on the web !! The second edition of OpenSER Summit took place in San Jose, USA , on the 17th of March, 2008, during VonX Spring 2008 pre-conference events. This was the first US edition of the OpenSER Summit - to read more about the agenda/presentations and layout of the event, read more here . This OpenSER Summit edition was sponsored by a parallel OpenSER related event, the OpenSER Pavilion - 18th to 19th of March, 2008. The pavilion was a common exhibiting area - booth 1027, inside VoN expo, gathering, under the OpenSER name, six different companies working or using the project. You can find more about the OpenSER Pavilion and its participants here . The dual event, OpenSER Summit & Pavilion is a new concept of a more complex event, aiming to create a larger diversity and to give more power to the understanding of the OpenSER project. OpenSER v1.3.x Releases March 11, 2008 The first patch release of 1.3.x series is out as version 1.3.1. It comes with fixes for couple of important bugs, effecting critical modules. See more details here... December 13, 2007 A new major release - OpenSER v1.3.0 "BlackCat" - is out. This new version focused both on backend features (like ldap support, complex clustering, berkeley DB) and on frontend features (presence, XCAP, dialog support). See more details here...
OpenSER is a mature and flexible open source SIP server (RFC3261). It can be used on systems with limitted resources as well as on carrier grade servers, scaling to up to thousands call setups per second. It is written in pure C for Unix/Linux-like systems with architecture specific optimizations to offer high performances. It is customizable, being able to feature as fast load balancer; SIP server flavours: registrar, location server, proxy server, redirect server; gateway to SMS/XMPP; or advanced VoIP application server. OpenSER aims to be a collaborative project of its users to develop secure and extensible SIP server to provide modern VoIP services. Anyone can contribute to one of next items:
- code development - OpenSER core, modules and adjacent applications
- documentation - writing or enriching documentation
- miscellaneous - different management tasks (e.g., web site maintenance)
- ideas - new ideas bring brilliant solutions Basic rules for contributions and the list of contributions you can read in this page . Get involved: OpenSER can be: - SIP proxy server
- SIP registrar server
- SIP location server
- SIP application server
- SIP dispatcher server
- full capabilities list is available in features page
OpenSER cannot be: - SIP phone
- media server
- back-to-back user agent
Resources: - OpenSER History
- OpenSER News
- OpenSER Download
- OpenSER Documentation |
