Introduction to RestComm - Mobicents Summit 2011

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RestComm is a web driven communications platform that allows applications to initiate phone calls, conferences, SMS, and MMS messages through either an RCML instruction set or a RESTful API. It is open source, compatible with Twilio APIs, and optimized for private clouds. Current features include compatibility with TwiML and Twilio APIs, support for multiple media servers and storage backends, and integration with SMS aggregators and VoIP providers. Future work includes adding media failover support, a web administration dashboard, integration with monitoring tools, and completing documentation.

Technology Education

RestComm

By: Thomas Quintana

RestComm Project Lead

Director of Cloud Engineering @ Telestax

About Me

● Cloud Architect
● Java & Scala freelancer
● Member of the Mobicents Core team as of 2011
● Director of cloud engineering at Telestax

Agenda

● What is RestComm?
● How does RestComm work?
● Using RestComm
● What makes RestComm interesting?
● Q&A

What is RestComm?

Web Driven Communications Platform

How does RestComm work?

A call is made to RestComm
RestComm requests XML instructions

Your application returns XML instructions
RestComm executes the XML instructions

Using RestComm

There are two ways to interact with RestComm.
● RCML Instruction Set
● Restful API

RCML Request/Response Model

● HTTP GET or POST request
http://www.yourcompany.com/hello-world.php

● HTTP response
<Response>
<Say>Hello World!</Say>
</Response>

RCML Verbs

● Say ● Fax
● Play ● Dial
● Gather ● Hangup
● Record ● Redirect
● Mms ● Reject
● Sms ● Pause

RCML Nouns

● Number
● Client
● Conference

Restful API

● Manage accounts
● Initiate calls, conferences, SMS or MMS
messages
● Modify ongoing calls and conferences
● Manage account content

What Makes RestComm
Interesting?
● 100% Open Source
● API Compatible with Twilio
● SMS aggregator agnostic
● VoIP service provider agnostic
● Optimized for private clouds

Where Are We Today?

● 100% TwiML compatible & 100% compatible with Twilio's
Restful APIs (Warning: Restful API services are only limited by
service provider capabilities)
● Support for multiple media servers (Mobicents Media Server &
FreeSwitch)
● Integration with RDBMS and MongoDB (easy to integrate with
other storage back-ends)
● Support for multiple international SMS aggregators (easy to add
more)
● Support for a broad range of VoIP service providers (easy to
add more)

What Are We Missing?

● Media fail-over support
● Web administration dashboard
● Support for monitoring tools
● A complete set of documentation

Q&A

Thomas Quintana

http://www.restcomm.org

Email: thomas.quintana@telestax.com

Twitter: @thomasquintana

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1. RestComm By: Thomas Quintana RestComm Project Lead Director of Cloud Engineering @ Telestax

2. About Me ● Cloud Architect ● Java & Scala freelancer ● Member of the Mobicents Core team as of 2011 ● Director of cloud engineering at Telestax

3. Agenda ● What is RestComm? ● How does RestComm work? ● Using RestComm ● What makes RestComm interesting? ● Q&A

4. What is RestComm? Web Driven Communications Platform

5. How does RestComm work? A call is made to RestComm RestComm requests XML instructions Your application returns XML instructions RestComm executes the XML instructions

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8. RCML Verbs ● Say ● Fax ● Play ● Dial ● Gather ● Hangup ● Record ● Redirect ● Mms ● Reject ● Sms ● Pause

9. RCML Nouns ● Number ● Client ● Conference

10. Restful API ● Manage accounts ● Initiate calls, conferences, SMS or MMS messages ● Modify ongoing calls and conferences ● Manage account content

11. What Makes RestComm Interesting? ● 100% Open Source ● API Compatible with Twilio ● SMS aggregator agnostic ● VoIP service provider agnostic ● Optimized for private clouds

12. Where Are We Today? ● 100% TwiML compatible & 100% compatible with Twilio's Restful APIs (Warning: Restful API services are only limited by service provider capabilities) ● Support for multiple media servers (Mobicents Media Server & FreeSwitch) ● Integration with RDBMS and MongoDB (easy to integrate with other storage back-ends) ● Support for multiple international SMS aggregators (easy to add more) ● Support for a broad range of VoIP service providers (easy to add more)

13. What Are We Missing? ● Media fail-over support ● Web administration dashboard ● Support for monitoring tools ● A complete set of documentation

14. Q&A Thomas Quintana http://www.restcomm.org Email: thomas.quintana@telestax.com Twitter: @thomasquintana

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