In the past I have asked Claude and Codex to help write Asterisk Dialplan logic (I have subscriptions for both). The quality was lack luster. When I need a few lines written they can both help out. They also help when I am stuck and I get mentle block but over all the quality seems poor. I am thinking of trying a Codex Pro account. Has anyone had any luck with Asterisk/FreeSwitch and codex?
My partner and I do one off custom projects for customers that we then host on AWS. Most of the projects are very lightweight. For all past projects (there are 5 of them) they all use the same db.t3.small MySQL database. For the web side of things we use BeanStalk as it makes it easy to deploy with pipelines. We recently completed a project that is using PostGres. Probably 3-5 queries per minute. My partner said best practice was to create a seperate sub account for each client. For my perspecitve I think it's wasting resources if a single db.t4g.small db can handle the load for multiple clients. Also it would mean management would become harder since I need to switch between multiple accounts, create new rules every time, new credentials etc. To be clear we control the entire stack. The web portals we create are for the customers only to login to and the clients don't have access anything back end.
I am curious what's considered best practice in such a case.
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I am looking two for minimally used NVME gen 4 ssd's. I am located in NJ if that helps anyone local.
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This was created by a friend of mine when he needed an easy solution to see what was going on, on his boxes. I countered that there was sngrep, tcpdump etc and he said as a web developer he fealt that a web interface was the easiest way to trobuleshoot. I am curious what others think of it and is there a need for a tool like this. You can see the project here https://github.com/skotow/sipflow