Zypager
Platform Engineering

Asterisk + Kamailio + RTPengine Deployment

A production voice platform usually means Kamailio or OpenSIPS at the edge, RTPengine for media and Asterisk for application logic. Zypager builds the full stack together — routing, media relay, dialplan and trunks — installed, integrated, tested and documented so your team can run and extend it.

AsteriskKamailioRTPenginedeployment
Signalling · SIP
WebRTC clientBrowser
Kamailio / OpenSIPSSIP edge
AsteriskDialplan · ARI
SIP carriersTrunks
Media · RTP — relayed, bypasses Asterisk
WebRTC clientBrowser
RTPengineMedia relay
SIP carriersTrunks
SIP signallingRTP / mediaCarrier trunk

Problems solved

  • No clean reference architecture for the full stack
  • Layers that do not integrate cleanly
  • One-way audio across the assembled system
  • Undocumented builds nobody can change safely

How Zypager helps

  • Design and install edge, media and application layers
  • Integrate signalling and media end to end
  • Configure routing, trunks and basic hardening
  • Document the build so it is reproducible

Technical areas covered

Edge SIP routingRTPengine mediaAsterisk application layerTrunks & carrier integrationTLS / SRTP & hardeningHandover documentation

Typical deliverables

  • Installed, integrated and tested voice stack
  • Commented configuration across all layers
  • Architecture & run documentation
  • Next steps for HA and scale

Frequently asked questions

Yes. One-way and no-audio problems are usually in the RTP media path or NAT/SDP handling rather than the signalling. With a SIP trace and the SDP from each leg, the media direction can be followed to the point where it stops.

Yes — Asterisk, FreeSWITCH, Kamailio, OpenSIPS and RTPengine. Many real systems combine them (edge proxy, media relay and application logic), and problems often live at the boundaries between them.

WebRTC-related work may be reviewed separately where it is directly connected to Asterisk, Kamailio, RTPengine or SIP troubleshooting, but it is not currently offered as a standard fixed-price service.

Reading traces is central to how Zypager works. A clear pcap, sngrep or Homer export, plus call details, is often enough to identify the failing transaction without live access.

Yes, on an hourly basis for urgent incidents — failed inbound/outbound calls, RTP/no-audio and carrier problems. Final scope and availability depend on access and complexity.

Related services

Not sure which service you need?

Send the symptoms and a call example. The right starting point becomes obvious from the trace.

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