Gitlab: I really love the Gitlab’s CI/CD feature.I use this for all of microservice and Asterisk deployment. The kubernetes made this project possible. Kubernetes + Kustomize: Thanks, god! I used this almost everywhere.Ansible: Used it to maintain the Kamailio, RTPEngine and other minor standalone services.Not only for those instances but also used it to handle the GCP’s network too. Terraform: Used it to create/maintain the cloud instances(compute instance, kubernetes nodes, …).So, the automation was not an option at all. Let’s talk about how I implemented this service. The user can make a outgoing call request with flow. Patch: Get the next flow(actions) from the remote.DTMF Send: Sends the DTMFs with a given duration and interval.DTMF Receive: Receives the DTMFs for a given duration or numbers.Connect: Originate to the other destination(s) and connect to them each other.Conference join: Join the existed conference.The user can control the call using these actions whatever they want. To implement this I implemented the below actions. Using this APIs the customer can control the call easily. 🙂 Basic call featureīasically, the Twilio’s programmable Voice provides RESTful APIs.
Every time, when I trying to add the feature it required a different approach and tech stacks. Making is always fun! But making a Twilio clone was not easy and wasn’t that simple too. And also I’m one of the Asterisk code contributors. I’m a voice software engineer in Telnyx() and worked for the voice industry for over 10 years.
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