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mc_

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About mc_

Lead dev at 2600Hz, writing Kazoo, the scalable telecom platform.

https://github.com/2600hz/kazoo

Recent public activity

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    Comment #45804674

    Happening with AdNauseum enabled too: https://github.com/dhowe/AdNauseam/issues/2692

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    Comment #38874002

    It used to be the wild west but FCC is tightening up (maybe even going too far, we'll see). STIR/SHAKEN and KYC (know your customer) rules are making it more expensive for provider…

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    Comment #38873589

    I know FreeSWITCH and Kamailio both have WebRTC connections available, so if you use a SIP client in the browser over WebRTC to the server, you can plug into telephony networks on …

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    Comment #28701639

    "Issues with Magic Transit and BYOIP" apparently, looks to be identified now.

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    Comment #28701511

    Seems to coincide with Bandwidth's outage: https://status.bandwidth.com/incidents/d8vft1kpxdmk

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    Comment #24829403

    There are many graziers to refer to without bolstering the racism of Salatin. Greg Judy and Gabe Brown being some bigger names but Chris from Sylvanaqua Farms is a good Black/Indig…

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    Comment #24041271

    Curious how the Erlang->C++ progress is going? I asked a bit over a year about it (which I think prompted the pre-emptive note :) ); obviously not owed an explanation but perhaps y…

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    Comment #23259523

    We've used RabbitMQ since 2010 in KAZOO. I would argue, save one or two instances in the intervening 10 years, that RabbitMQ is the most stable piece of the infrastructure. I think…

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    Comment #22772507

    The Regrarians [0] is another avenue to explore - I find Darren a bit more grounded in science than your average "permie" and appreciate the work he's doing, integrating holistic s…

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    Comment #22763864

    Kazoo [0] offers this as a config option on devices (which can represent SIP desk phones, soft phones, WebRTC endpoints, or call-forwarded cell phones): call_forward.require_keypre…

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    Comment #22239486

    WombatOAM seems similar: https://www.erlang-solutions.com/products/wombatoam.html

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    Comment #21887084

    We have a fair bit of property tests in KAZOO now, using PropEr[0], an open source implementation in Erlang. Fred (of Learn You Some Erlang) wrote a great book/site[1] on property …

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    Comment #21117538

    We're happily plugging along on KAZOO [0] since 2010 at 2600Hz. Erlang is a force-multiplier for us. Approaching 300K LOC and ~10 Erlang engineers (depends if Karl is writing code …

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    Comment #20332817

    Interesting, thanks for the teaser :) I'll look for the writeup as well!

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    Comment #20327937

    Any explanation on why you're moving away from Erlang to C++? Curious about the tradeoffs you're making with that decision.

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    Comment #17952584

    Also check out Nikola which has a nice orgmode plugin.

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    Comment #17816256

    We use Erlang to build Kazoo ( https://github.com/2600hz/kazoo ). In production since 2011, deployed around the world in various clusters.

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    Comment #17721732

    Nikola[0] has an orgmode plugin[1] that works fine for my blog. After I write something up, nikola builds the site (incremental build), I can view it locally to verify the renderin…

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    Comment #17717839

    We moved the majority of docs for our projects ( https://github.com/2600hz ) to use mkdocs to build our doc sites ( https://docs.2600hz.com/dev https://docs.2600hz.com/ui etc). I h…

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    Comment #15700586

    Sales will get you all the info you need and can setup further calls with engineering/operations/whomever as necessary to get you going.

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    Comment #15693284

    Well, it depends. You can signup for the hosted platform and use our provided carriers (transparent to you), purchase numbers via API, manage their lifecycle, assign them to sub-ac…

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    Comment #15691490

    Understood. I don't want to deter you; I will instead suggest taking a little more time to learn about telecom, SIP, and running telecom infrastructure. Just glancing at your repo,…

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    Comment #15691408

    Hi Otto, I'll try to list the reference docs that probably address your points: - If you plan to have devices/users in Kazoo, you can use the quickcall functionality[0] to connect …