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- 1. Solutions & Consulting for The Telecommunications Industry www.optaresolutions.com @optaresolutions WebRTC Implementation/Architecture November 2014
- 2. TADHack - Madrid June 2014
- 3. Challenge #1: 3 weeks Is it possible to deploy a WebRTC Gateway and a Telecom Service Exposure platform in 3 weeks?
- 4. Challenge #2: easy to use Easy to use!
- 5. Challenge #3: security Our platforms are going to be used by hackers… yes, hackers!
- 6. Challenge #4: performance and scalability How many developers are going to use our platform? Less than 700… … not very precise!
- 7. Solution #1: keep it simple
- 8. Solution #2: the cloud Using the cloud to face performance challenges
- 9. Solution #2: cloud architecture Signaling Engine resource control interface diverse media streams app-defined control Browser Clients Media Engine Client SDK Other PSTN SIP Core Signaling via WebSockets Media via SRTP
- 10. Solution #2: H/A & Load Balancing Signaling Engine Failover Scenario
- 11. Solution #3: firewalls and tuning
- 12. Solution #3: firewall architecture
- 13. Solution #4: the webpage http://tadhack.optaresolutions.com
- 14. Solution #4: the community
- 16. Solution #4: webinar and tutorials
- 17. Conclusion #1: developers The most important activity: support the developers
- 18. Conclusion #2: innovation requires agility Unexpected uses of our platform: we must be more agile than ever
- 19. Conclusion #3: It’s possible YES! It’s possible
- 20. Other key issues not included in the TADHack •Provisioning accounts and users •Dealing with SLAs •Network protection •Charging and billing
- 21. Provisioning accounts and users •Service Provider and application registrations are performed through the WebRTC gateway or external management systems integrated with the WebRTC Gateway •Easy integration with back end systems and network nodes •Automation of traditionally work intensive tasks related to service provider & application administration •Partner Self Service
- 22. Dealing with SLAs •Network-centric –Resource protection –Intelligent routing and utilization •Application-centric –Billing –QoS •Subscriber-centric –Privacy –Billing –Personalization
- 24. Charging and Billing •CDRs are generated to represent charging units or protocol transactions that may be used in charging •The number and type of messages that constitute a CDR may be configured based on the service and protocol used •The system may be configured to persist CDRs in the database •CDR content is aligned toward Diameter •CDRs are generated only when the operation succeeded
- 25. A big day!
- 26. The end
- 27. More information… www.optaresolutions.com @optaresolutions bit.ly/optarelinkedin Optare Solutions Main Headquarters Parque Tecnológico de Vigo, Calle C, Nave C7 36315 – Vigo – Spain Optare Solutions Mexico Offices Calle La Fontaine, 50 - Polanco (Miguel Hidalgo) 11550 - Mexico DF Nacho Garmilla | Business Unit Director ngarmilla@optaresolutions.com M. +34 609 653 667 Eva Endress | Sales Manager Europe eendress@optaresolutions.com M. +34 610 499 472 Anton R. Yuste | Solutions Architect ayuste@optaresolutions.com M. +34 664 466 951