Do you want to advance in VoIP development proficiency? We've got you covered! So in this post, let’s share with you a list of VoIP tools that every developer should know about.
Let's dive in!
The editors used Development Frameworks and Libraries
Asterisk: It being an open-source and all it is a great tool for developing VoIP systems out there. It can be used for basic call routing and supports a whole lots of other telephony applications.
FreeSWITCH: Another well-known SCO is Free SWITCH(call control software), which has a modular structure and a large number of potentialities.
Kamailio: In case you’re searching for an excellent SIP server to perform very well, I would recommend Kamailio.
OpenSIPS: The second such high-performance SIP server is OpenSIPS, which has been optimized for scalability as well as for functionality flexibility. It is suitable for constructing large VoIP networks as we have seen from its general usage above.
Testing and Debugging Tools
Wire shark: Every developer who deals with VoIP should use this network analyzer. It enables you to packet sniff and thereby analyze a network’s traffic in efforts to determine where potential problems lie.
Sip: The latest version of this free and open source tool can be downloaded from here and is excellent for load testing VoIP systems and for recovering from many scenarios. You start to see concerns like capacity limitations or increased performance times.
VoIP Tester: For VoIP quality, this online tool offers; jitter, pack loss, and latency tests. It is one of the best methods of evaluating the performance of your VoIP solution.
Additional Tools
Jitsi: Open Source: This is a perfect tool for integrating video conferencing capabilities to your VoIP products and services.
Twilio: If you want a cloud communication platform, Twilio has many APIs and SDKs that help to make developing with VoIP easy.
Vonage: The second famous CPaaS service is Vonage that offers a range of options, voice, message, and video.
The above are some of the many more great tools that are available in VoIP. When you are in control of these tools, you can develop better solutions for VoIP that are more reliable and easier to scale.
