I built an open-source alternative to ViciDial. Here's the stack, and the bugs that ate my nights.
A developer has created an open-source alternative to ViciDial, detailing the architecture and challenges faced during its development. The project, hosted on GitHub, utilizes a stack that includes Kamailio, FreeSWITCH, and Postgres for multi-tenancy. The developer shares insights into bugs encountered and fixes implemented, emphasizing the importance of database-enforced tenant isolation.
- ▪The open-source project is available on GitHub under the AGPL-3.0 license.
- ▪The architecture includes Kamailio for SIP routing and FreeSWITCH for media processing.
- ▪The developer faced several bugs, including issues with press-1 campaigns and audio playback, which were resolved through various fixes.
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