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To get an idea how many concurrent calls MOR can handle, please check [[Performance tests | results of stress tests]]. | To get an idea how many concurrent calls MOR can handle, please check [[Performance tests | results of stress tests]]. | ||
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* [[Recommended_hardware_for_MOR_server | Recommended hardware]] | |||
* [[Performance tests | Results of stress tests]] |
Revision as of 10:31, 4 July 2014
Single server performance
Performance of MOR has been tested with big traffic load and maximum capacity is around 500 concurrent calls per server if:
- SIP protocol is used
- There's no call transcoding
- GUI, IVR, Recordings and other extra services are not in use
- CPS (calls per second) is low (<5).
Multi-server performance
However, if you need >500 concurrent calls, there are two options:
- Use direct media (send just signalling through MOR). In this case MOR will be able to handle up to 4000 concurrent calls
- Use multi-server implementations. In this case there are no limits of servers you can add and each core server will handle 500 concurrent calls
Factors which determine call performance
Call capacity vary depending on the following factors:
- Hardware specifications
- Components running on same server (splitting database and GUI on different server increases performance a lot)
- GUI usage (to generate invoices, reports, etc)
- Additional functionality usage (recordings, IVRs, transcoding, etc)
- Calls length (big capacity of short calls (e.g. Call Center traffic) take much more system resources comparing with long calls)
To get an idea how many concurrent calls MOR can handle, please check results of stress tests.
See also