Im located in Israel

Ive been developing Asterisk platforms since 2002

Ive written 2 books about Asterisk
Im the creator of the PHPARI framework
Im an avid dreamer and Open Source philosopher
Cloud computing means something else to each
one of us
For one it means: Virtual Servers
For another it means: Data Services in the cloud

Every cloud provider is different
Every cloud provider had pros and cons
Each cloud provider is good for one thing, but not
another
Depending on your application, your provider may
vary
Consider the following in your selection:
Application type primary media vs. primary signaling
Topology hiding
Network bandwidth limitations
Cost restrictions flat rate/pay per GB
Cloud service policies and restrictions
Cross region stability
Operating System flexibility

Consider the following:
Is a control API important to you?
Do you require a server instance only or more?
Will you leverage other cloud services?
Will NAT impact your application?
What level of Security do you require?
Are you limited to a single geography?
Regulations and Compliancy issues?

Most cloud providers dont activate SWAP
They dont like SWAP, it causes latency with storage
Less SWAP = MORE Memory = Bigger Instance = $
If your cloud provider uses SSD drives, you can
activate SWAP easily

Some supply only hosting (DigitalOcean)
Some supply supporting services (Amazon,
Rackspace, Google)
Some supply application engines (Amazon, Azure,
Google)

Instances
DNS Servers
Application
Logic
Transient
Data
Storage
DWH Storage
Permanent Data
CDN
Bulk Storage
Analytics
Asterisk
Kamailio
Redis
MariaDB
HAProxy
NodeJS
PHP
JAVA
Python

Amazon RedShift
Amazon S3
Amazon
Cloudfront
Amazon EMR
EC2 M1.X-Large
175 Concurrent
Calls
180 Seconds each
Load Average/Calls
Conducted with
SIPP
CPS = 3
nir.simionovich at gmail.com
http://www.simionovich.com
http://www.greenfieldtech.net
http://www.phpari.org
Or better yet, just grab me in the hall during
Astricon Im nicer in person