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Some thoughts about using Load Balancer when placing your SIP services on public cloud like AWS

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Some thoughts about using Load Balancer when placing your SIP services on public cloud like AWS
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Placing SIP servers, like SBC on public cloud services like Google GCP or Amazon AWS can pose significant challenges
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Many operators now charge calls differently based on caller ID. Here is how to set it up in practice.
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There are cases where it is necessary to assign Caller IDs from the pool of available numbers: for load distribution
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See a new resource in our docementation page: Voice Routing Quick Start Guide
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Some carriers may request that the callers update their SIP sessions at specific intervals
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VoIP is still being blocked in many countries, and the list is not getting shorter.
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API can be used in the applications like outbound call centers and callback
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API can do more than just to play a voice file to the user. Here is an example of interactive voice menu with results collection.
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Most carriers now required properly set SIP Identity and Privacy headers. Here is how to set them in the API call.
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A leading communications company used our cloud Voice platform to send 30 million OTP calls per month to their customers, resulting in cost reduction and incrased conversion
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