Restcomm Connect 8.3.1 release fixes a small problem with recording in Visual Designer apps and introduces several new features including support for custom SIP headers, better integration with Restcomm Media server through implementation of provisional responses in MGCP, and adds better support of the new...
In the previous posts in this series, I covered how we started looking for a solution and eventually wrote a plugin for Count.ly, to help our product team track activity of our open source users. In this third part, I will share our approach in...
How many times have you wanted to design a really cool telecom app but gave up because you don’t have time to learn, install, configure, and maintain a lot of complicated telecom servers and then code the app itself? We all know that feeling, too....
What’s new ? Support for JDK 8 Restcomm Media Server officially supports JDK 8 so users can take advantage of its enhancements and features. From now on, it is expected for the Media Server to stay up-to-date with JDK releases. Asynchronous Log4j2 Logging Restcomm Media Server has migrated it’s...
Push Notifications is a technical term that doesn’t immediately tell the story of the enhanced user experience provided by the feature. This is the point of Marc Abrams’s awesome blog explaining the push notifications and its benefits. For this post, we will focus on technical discussion...
Restcomm Connect 8.3 Improves Support of Multi-tenant Deployments We are proud to release Restcomm Connect 8.3.0 with some exciting new features, many stability and security enhancements, and several important bug fixes. The new features provided are designed to improve setup and account creation for multi-tenancy support...
Restcomm Connect 8.3 Improves Support of Multi-tenant Deployments We are proud to release Restcomm Connect 8.3.0 with some exciting new features, many stability and security enhancements, and several important bug fixes. The new features provided are designed to improve setup and account creation for multi-tenancy support...
When you work for a fully distributed team like Restcomm, one of the perks is that you can choose the place where you work. It can be your house, your local coffee shop, your local Co-working space, and, yes, it can even be the beach!...
Even though all code is shifting to the public cloud, there is no doubt that the enterprise infrastructure running therein is anything but public. Most enterprises are setting up their cloud infrastructure in very closed and secure environments, where they choose to deploy isolated microservices...
This blog post is part of a series on setting up Restcomm as a Testbed VAS Platform for Telcos. In the first part of the series, we covered the Testbed Lab platform preparation. This is available in an older wiki post here, where we talked...