Tag Archives: Asterisk Support

Here’s a challenging question for the Asterisk technical savvy of you… What is the top performance you can squeeze out of an Asterisk box, running on Amazon EC2 – or to that extent, a cloud infrastructure? If you scout the Internet, you may find various answers – however, most of them aren’t backed up by [...]

It’s that time of year again, to update on the latest trends in the Asterisk community and the Asterisk market. In comparison to previous year conventions, this years motto was, at least according to our view: “Asterisk is now a main stream option”. We all knew that Asterisk was getting more and more recognition by [...]

First of all, before I go on and add additional information on the previous post – I’d like to do one thing – sound the ALL CLEAR alarm signal. It would appear that while the Humbug engine had identified an anomaly, it had identified something that was out there for some time now, was catered [...]

Everybody these days are big into cloud computing – be it due to cost constraints, hype requirements or simply because you don’t have anything else to do – cloud computing is here to stay and will be with us for the next 10 years at the least. About 2 years ago, GreenfieldTech was involved in [...]

As you know, fraud analysis and Telephony Security forensics are a big thing here at GreenfieldTech. As our CEO, Mr. Simionovich, is also the chief architect of the Humbug Analytics project, GreenfieldTech enjoys access to information usually not available to other consulting companies and carriers around the world. The following post had been posted by [...]

Since early 2009, GreenfieldTech had been rendering Asterisk support services to various business entities in Israel and around the world. GreenfieldTech is currently rendering support services to over 100 customers world wide, rendering various support for FreePBX, Elastix, A2Billing and other Open Source and Commercial Asterisk variants. Coming early 2010, we had stopped offering these [...]

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