A listing of various SIP resources was published on Github at: https://github.com/miconda/sip-resources It focuses on open source variants, although there are several freeware and paid options, being build mainly from the perspectiveRead More…
In the users community forum, Nicki Bo Otte has shared his work of creating JavaScript stubs for KEMI exports that enable Jetbrains PHPStorm and Webstorm IDEs to offer auto-completion when writing KamailioRead More…
The SecSIPIDx project released v1.1.0. It offers a C API library and a CLI tool (with the option to run as a REST API server) to facilitate the implementation of STIR/SHAKEN extensionsRead More…
Fred Posner has recently launched a new project with LOD called APIBAN: https://apiban.org The site provides an API to share IP addresses of bad SIP traffic; allowing you to block the trafficRead More…
Via social media media, I noticed a nice article about a Kamailio exporter for Prometheus written in Golang: https://blog.callr.tech/kamailio-exporter-for-prometheus/ So I thought sharing it further via Kamailio’s website. Lately I noticed anRead More…
Kamcli v1.1.0 has been released. It is a command line management tool for Kamailio deployments, aiming to be a modern alternative to the venerable kamctl. Kamcli offers a set of subcommands forRead More…
The developers at Sipwise were very engaged and creative lately, bringing major features in the Kamailio ecosystem: audio transcoding support in RTPEngine by Richard Fuchs database API connector implementation for Redis byRead More…
Olle E. Johansson, a very long time community member and developer of Kamailio, has announced the launch of IRIS Broadcast Project, an open source radio broadcast software: https://irisbroadcast.org “”IRIS Broadcast is aRead More…
We want to highlight another project that uses Kamailio, which together with FreeSwitch, is part of PyFreeBilling, an open source billing platform targeting VoIP wholesale. It is released under AGPLv3. The projectRead More…
Konstantin Tumalevich has posted an article via GitHub about his research done on VoIP fraud using Kamailio as a sensor, along with other VoIP applications such as Asterisk. Some interesting facts extractedRead More…