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Dangerous demo at TAD Summit 2016, in Lisbon. Running Kamailio on Ubuntu Phone, turning it into a SIP routing platform for large number of requests per second. The demo was done by stressing with sipp at a rate of 2000req/sec while audience was able to make calls between them.

Dangerous demo at TAD Summit 2016, in Lisbon. Running Kamailio on Ubuntu Phone, turning it into a SIP routing platform for large number of requests per second. The demo was done by stressing with sipp at a rate of 2000req/sec while audience was able to make calls between them.

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  1. 1. The Mobile World UPSIDE DOWN Dangerous Demos TADSummit - Lisbon November 2016 Daniel-Constantin Mierla co-founder Kamailio SIP Server project asipto.com @miconda
  2. 2. Solving First World Problems
  3. 3. TAD Summit 2017 summer edition the (new) mobile operator cto
  4. 4. suddenly alert - alert - alert core network is down
  5. 5. Do you think a copy of the core infrastructure was brought in?!?
  6. 6. a smart cto
  7. 7. every mobile operator nowadays clients server
  8. 8. every mobile operator from now on server clients (knowing also as moving from europe to australia)
  9. 9. ? can we transform ? ? into ?
  10. 10. Join The Demo • server address: • 172.20.32.249 • choose any username • username and password must be the same • register and make calls • flood the phone with sipp: • https://www.asipto.com/~daniel/tadsummit/
  11. 11. real world example http://kamailio.org/events/2016-KamailioWorld/Day2/20-Pawel.Kuzak-High-Quality- Telephony-Using-A-Fail-Safe-Media-Relay-Setup.pdf
  12. 12. Just Some Numbers • 2000-4000 registration attempts per second • 15% - 60% CPU • 2000x60 = 120000 • 10 - 30 min registration expires interval • (!?!uniform distribution!?!) • => 1 200 000 - 3 600 000 active subscribers
  13. 13. all of that at the touch of the thumb (with one tiny device in your pocket)
  14. 14. now imagine what this guy can do !!!
  15. 15. Thank You! Daniel-Constantin Mierla asipto.com @miconda TADSummit - Lisbon November 2016

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