Using RestComm To Scale Telecom Applications On The Cloud

RestComm is a Telephone Applications Development platform designed for web developers. It exposes an XML instruction set also known as the “RestComm Markup Language” or RCML as well as a set of restful APIs. The combination of RCML and the restful APIs provide the web developer community a superset of the Twilio APIs in an open source package.

In this presentation I will be discussing how to use deployment tools such as Puppet in combination with monitoring tools such as Zenoss and Nagios to automate deployment and scaling of RestComm applications in public and private clouds. RestComm levels the playing field allowing enterprises, telecom carriers and VoIP service providers to promote innovation through affordable and abundant access to a standard set of light weight telecom APIs. Such innovation should lead to start-ups and new products that extend the offline communication mode of social media applications to real time communication workflows for businesses and consumers. RestComm opens the gates to the public switched telephone networks and VoIP networks around the world, which are feature rich and provide a lot of room for new ideas to flourish.