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Console / Control tool for OpenSIPS management

Tags: New Feature, console, provisioning, management

Skills: Shell, Python, SQL, ncurses

Description: OpenSIPS currently offers two external provisioning tools, the "opensipsctl" and "osipsconsole". These tools need to be replaced with a new and more powerful tool that has to address the existing problems/limitations: use a high-level programming language (such as Python) to overcome the lack of libraries (Shell language is now used); use a generic SQL interface to support multiple DB types (mysql, postgres, sqlite, oracle and more); use a JSON-RPC connection with OpenSIPS (versus the existing text-oriented one); give the end-user a console-like experience, with help, history, tab-completion, etc.

Result: New console-oriented provisioning tool for OpenSIPS, for DB and management operations.

Rating: medium

Mentors: Bogdan Iancu (bogdan_vs on IRC), Răzvan Crainea (razvanc on IRC)

SIP System Testing Platform

Tags: SIP, RFC 3261, scripting, testing, infrastructure, automation

Skills: C/Python/bash, UDP/IP, TCP/IP, SIP, VoIP, sipp, opensips

Description: Design and implement an open-source, extensible testing platform for RFC 3261 SIP proxy servers. The goals of the platform are: greatly simplify the process of defining complex SIP signaling testing scenarios; validate input/output SIP message structure and sequencing (RFC behavior, as well as OpenSIPS-specific signaling features); provide statistics and reporting with regards to each SIP message (send/recv timestamps, processing time).

Result: A new industry-shaping project that can help validate any SIP signaling server implementation.

Rating: hard

Mentors: Liviu Chircu (liviuc on IRC)

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Console / Control tool for OpenSIPS management

Tags: New Feature, console, provisioning, management

Skills: Shell, Python, SQL, ncurses

Description: OpenSIPS currently offers two external provisioning tools, the "opensipsctl" and "osipsconsole". These tools need to be replaced with a new and more powerful tool that has to address the existing problems/limitations: use a high-level programming language (such as Python) to overcome the lack of libraries (Shell language is now used); use a generic SQL interface to support multiple DB types (mysql, postgres, sqlite, oracle and more); use a JSON-RPC connection with OpenSIPS (versus the existing text-oriented one); give the end-user a console-like experience, with help, history, tab-completion, etc.

Result: New console-oriented provisioning tool for OpenSIPS, for DB and management operations.

Rating: medium

Mentors: Bogdan Iancu (bogdan_vs on IRC), Răzvan Crainea (razvanc on IRC)

SIP System Testing Platform

Tags: SIP, RFC 3261, scripting, testing, infrastructure, automation

Skills: C/Python/bash, UDP/IP, TCP/IP, SIP, VoIP, sipp, opensips

Description: Design and implement an open-source, extensible testing platform for RFC 3261 SIP proxy servers. The goals of the platform are: greatly simplify the process of defining complex SIP signaling testing scenarios; validate input/output SIP message structure and sequencing (RFC behavior, as well as OpenSIPS-specific signaling features); provide statistics and reporting with regards to each SIP message (send/recv timestamps, processing time).

Result: A new industry-shaping project that can help validate any SIP signaling server implementation.

Rating: hard

Mentors: Liviu Chircu (liviuc on IRC)

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Console / Control tools for OpenSIPS management

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Console / Control tool for OpenSIPS management

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Description:

The first part of the project consists of implementing support for Broadsoft's "Device Feature Key Synchronization" (DFKS) draft in OpenSIPS. The DFKS specification presents a series of SIP Presence message exchanges between the end-user device (phone) and the application server (OpenSIPS, in this case) with the sole purpose of keeping both entities synchronized with regards to the current user status (DND, forward calls always / on busy / on no-answer).


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Description: The first part of the project consists of implementing support for Broadsoft's "Device Feature Key Synchronization" (DFKS) draft in OpenSIPS. The DFKS specification presents a series of SIP Presence message exchanges between the end-user device (phone) and the application server (OpenSIPS, in this case) with the sole purpose of keeping both entities synchronized with regards to the current user status (DND, forward calls always / on busy / on no-answer).\\

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Result:' A set of modules that publish and handle new presence extensions.

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Result: A set of modules that publish and handle new presence extensions.

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Console / Control tools for OpenSIPS management

Tags: New Feature, console, provisioning, management

Skills: Shell, Python, SQL, ncurses

Description: OpenSIPS currently offers two external provisioning tools, the "opensipsctl" and "osipsconsole". These tools need to be replaced with a new and more powerful tool that has to address the existing problems/limitations: use a high-level programming language (such as Python) to overcome the lack of libraries (Shell language is now used); use a generic SQL interface to support multiple DB types (mysql, postgres, sqlite, oracle and more); use a JSON-RPC connection with OpenSIPS (versus the existing text-oriented one); give the end-user a console-like experience, with help, history, tab-completion, etc.

Result: New console-oriented provisioning tool for OpenSIPS, for DB and management operations.

Rating: medium

Mentors: Bogdan Iancu (bogdan_vs on IRC), Răzvan Crainea (razvanc on IRC)

SIP System Testing Platform

Tags: SIP, RFC 3261, scripting, testing, infrastructure, automation

Skills: C/Python/bash, UDP/IP, TCP/IP, SIP, VoIP, sipp, opensips

Description: Design and implement an open-source, extensible testing platform for RFC 3261 SIP proxy servers. The goals of the platform are: greatly simplify the process of defining complex SIP signaling testing scenarios; validate input/output SIP message structure and sequencing (RFC behavior, as well as OpenSIPS-specific signaling features); provide statistics and reporting with regards to each SIP message (send/recv timestamps, processing time).

Result: A new industry-shaping project that can help validate any SIP signaling server implementation.

Rating: hard

Mentors: Liviu Chircu (liviuc on IRC)

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Description: This project aims to provide OpenSIPS the ability to do authentication and accounting for VoIP calls using Diameter, a network protocol (very similar to Radius) used to do AAA (Authentication, Authorization and Accounting) using a Diameter server. In order to do that, one needs to develop a new module in OpenSIPS that acts on one side as a Diameter client that communicates with the Diameter server (most likely you will use a library for this), and on the other side implements the OpenSIPS internal AAA API. Moreover, the new module will also need to be integrated with the current accounting interface, to be able to generate CDRs (Call Description Records) to a Diameter server.

Result: A new OpenSIPS module that is able to communicate with a Diameter server to do AAA(Authentication, Authorization and Accounting) for calls.

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Description: This project aims to provide OpenSIPS the ability to do authentication and accounting for VoIP calls using Diameter, a network protocol (very similar to Radius) used to do AAA (Authentication, Authorization and Accounting) using a Diameter server. In order to do that, one needs to develop a new module in OpenSIPS that acts on one side as a Diameter client that communicates with the Diameter server (most likely you will use a library for this), and on the other side implements the OpenSIPS internal AAA API. Moreover, the new module will also need to be integrated with the current accounting interface, to be able to generate CDRs (Call Detail Records) to a Diameter server.

Result: A new OpenSIPS module that is able to communicate with a Diameter server to do AAA(Authentication, Authorization and Accounting) for calls.

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Tags: New Feature

Skills: C/C++ programming, network communication protocols, Operating System IPC (inter-process-communication)

Description: The Short Message Peer-to-Peer (SMPP) protocol is used in telecommunications to interface transfer data (such as mobile SMSes) between different Message Centers entities. This project aims to add in OpenSIPS a SMPP stack that is able to receive SMPP packets (PDUs) and convert them to SIP MESSAGEs that are then forwarded to SIP clients, and back - convert SIP MESSAGEs to SMPP packets that are sent further to SMSc (SMS centers). This gateway will be 'packed' as a new transport protocol module for OpenSIPS, that, besides the protocol conversion, will provide means to provision different SMSc connections using a database back-end.

Result: A new OpenSIPS module that is able to receive SMPP traffic and convert it to SIP and back.

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Tags: SMPP, SIP, gateway

Skills: C/C++ programming, network communication protocols, Operating Systems IPC

Description: The Short Message Peer-to-Peer (SMPP) protocol is used in telecommunications to interface transfer data (such as mobile SMSes) between different Message Center entities. This project aims to add in OpenSIPS an SMPP stack that is able to receive SMPP packets (PDUs) and convert them to SIP MESSAGEs that are then forwarded to SIP clients, and back - convert SIP MESSAGEs to SMPP packets that are sent further to SMSc (SMS centers). This gateway will be 'packed' as a new transport protocol module for OpenSIPS, that, besides the protocol conversion, will provide means to provision different SMSc connections using a database back-end.

Result: A new OpenSIPS module that is able to act as a SIP-SMPP gateway.

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Tags: New Feature

Skills: C/C++ programming, network communication protocols, Operating System IPC (inter-process-communication)

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Tags: RabbitMQ, protocols, AMQP, message queuing

Skills: C/C++ programming, network communication protocols, Operating Systems IPC

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RabbitMQ server. This project aims to build a new RabbitMQ consumer in

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RabbitMQ server. This project aims to build a RabbitMQ consumer in

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them as events in the OpenSIPS script.

Result: A new OpenSIPS module that receives RabbitMQ messages and exposes them to the OpenSIPS script writer.

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them as OpenSIPS events in the configuration script.

Result: A new OpenSIPS module that receives RabbitMQ messages and exposes them to the OpenSIPS script.

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SIP System Testing Platform

Tags: SIP, RFC 3261, scripting, testing, infrastructure, automation

Skills: C/Python/bash, UDP/IP, TCP/IP, SIP, VoIP, sipp, opensips

Description: Design and implement an open-source, extensible testing platform for RFC 3261 SIP proxy servers. The goals of the platform are:

	* greatly simplify the process of defining complex SIP signaling testing scenarios
	* validate input/output SIP message structure and sequencing (RFC behavior, as well as OpenSIPS-specific signaling features)
	* provide statistics and reporting with regards to each SIP message (send/recv timestamps, processing time)

Result: A new industry-shaping project that can help validate any SIP signaling server implementation.

Rating: hard

Mentors: Liviu Chircu (liviuc on IRC)

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Result: Extended Presence server capabilities for OpenSIPS, increasing its desirability over commercial solutions.

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Result:' A set of modules that publish and handle new presence extensions.

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Tags: extension, tracing, capture, HEP, correlation, big data,

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Tags: extension, tracing, capture, HEP, correlation, big data

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Description: OpenSIPS implements a complex support for tracing and capturing various internal data to an external data analyzer system - SIPCapture. Data can be SIP (the actual SIP packets) or non-SIP (REST queries, script logs, network layer and more) and all these data types are correlated/linked by IDs - see https://blog.opensips.org/2017/03/22/capturing-beyond-sip/. The required work consists in extending the existing OpenSIPS's capturing capabilities by adding new types of data and new correlations. We are looking to be able to trace the SQL and noSQL queries involved in the processing of a SIP message (and to correlate them with the message), to trace interactions with external media servers like RTPProxy or RTPEngine, to trace statistics from network/TCP level or to provide extra call correlation for the SIP back-2-back module (to be able to link all calls belonging to the the same B2B instance)

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Description: OpenSIPS implements a complex support for tracing and capturing various internal data to an external data analyzer system - SIPCapture. Data can be SIP (the actual SIP packets) or non-SIP (HTTP queries, script logs, network layer and more) and all these data types are correlated/linked by IDs - see https://blog.opensips.org/2017/03/22/capturing-beyond-sip/. The required work consists in extending the existing OpenSIPS's capturing capabilities by adding new types of data and new correlations. We are looking to be able to trace the SQL and noSQL queries involved in the processing of a SIP message (and to correlate them with the message), to trace interactions with external media servers like RTPProxy or RTPEngine, to trace statistics from network/TCP level or to provide extra call correlation for the SIP back-2-back module (to be able to link all calls belonging to the the same B2B instance).

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Console / Control tools for OpenSIPS management

Tags: New Feature, console, provisioning, management

Skills: Shell, Python, SQL, ncurses

Description: OpenSIPS currently offers two external provisioning tools, the "opensipsctl" and "osipsconsole". These tools need to be replace with a news and more powerful tool that has to address the existing problems/limitations : use a high-level programing language as Python to overcome the lack of libraries (Shell language is now used); use a generic SQL interface to support multiple DB types (mysql, postgres, sqlite, oracle and more); use a JSONRPC connection with OpenSIPS (versus the existing text oriented one); give the end-user a console-like experience, with help, history, tab-completion.

Result: New console oriented provisioning tool for OpenSIPS, for DB and Management operations.

Rating: medium

Mentors: Bogdan Iancu (bogdan_vs on IRC), Răzvan Crainea (razvanc on IRC)

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Tags: tracing, data, backend

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Description: The data traced by OpenSIPS is now transported to the capturing node (Homer) via the HEP protocol. We are looking for the ability to support multiple backends for moving the traced data, like RabbitMQ or REST. The work will start with re-factoring the existing tracing and capturing modules in order to define a new API in front of the existing HEP transport protocol. The second step will consists of adding (on top of this new API) new transport backends.

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Description: The data traced by OpenSIPS is now transported to the capturing node (Homer) via the HEP protocol. We are looking for the ability to support multiple transporting backends for the traced data, like AMQP or HTTP. The work will start with refactoring the existing tracing and capturing modules in order to define a new API in front of the existing HEP transport protocol. The second step will consist of adding new transport backends on top of this new API.

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Tags: Diameter, Radius, AAA, protocols

Skills: C/C++ programming, network communication protocols

Description: This project aims to provide OpenSIPS the ability to do authentication and accounting for VoIP calls using Diameter, a network protocol (very similar to Radius) used to do AAA (Authentication, Authorization and Accounting) using a Diameter server. In order to do that, one needs to develop a new module in OpenSIPS that acts on one side as a Diameter client that communicates with the Diameter server (most likely you will use a library for this), and on the other side implements the OpenSIPS internal AAA API. Moreover, the new module will also need to be integrated with the current accounting interface, to be able to generate CDRs (Call Description Records) to a Diameter server.

Result: A new OpenSIPS module that is able to communicate with a Diameter server to do AAA(Authentication, Authorization and Accounting) for calls.

Rating: medium-hard

Mentors: Răzvan Crainea (razvanc on IRC)

SMPP to SIP bridge/gateway

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Skills: C/C++ programming, networking protocols

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Result: A new OpenSIPS module that is able to communicate with a Diameter server to do AAA(Authentication, Authorization and Accounting).

Extra: Integrate the new diameter module with the OpenSIPS accounting interface.

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Skills: C/C++ programming, network communication protocols, Operating System IPC (inter-process-communication)

Description: The Short Message Peer-to-Peer (SMPP) protocol is used in telecommunications to interface transfer data (such as mobile SMSes) between different Message Centers entities. This project aims to add in OpenSIPS a SMPP stack that is able to receive SMPP packets (PDUs) and convert them to SIP MESSAGEs that are then forwarded to SIP clients, and back - convert SIP MESSAGEs to SMPP packets that are sent further to SMSc (SMS centers). This gateway will be 'packed' as a new transport protocol module for OpenSIPS, that, besides the protocol conversion, will provide means to provision different SMSc connections using a database back-end.

Result: A new OpenSIPS module that is able to receive SMPP traffic and convert it to SIP and back.

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Mentors: Răzvan Crainea (razvanc on IRC)

RabbitMQ consumer

Tags: New Feature

Skills: C/C++ programming, network communication protocols, Operating System IPC (inter-process-communication)

Description: RabbitMQ is a message broker used to transfer data in a reliable way using complex routing mechanisms. It is built on top of the AMQP protocol and acts as a server that collects messages from publishers and dispatches them to consumers. OpenSIPS already has support to publish data to a RabbitMQ message broker, but it cannot yet act as a consumer - fetch data from a RabbitMQ server. This project aims to build a new RabbitMQ consumer in OpenSIPS that is able to receive messages from a RabbitMQ broker and expose them as events in the OpenSIPS script.

Result: A new OpenSIPS module that receives RabbitMQ messages and exposes them to the OpenSIPS script writer.

Rating: medium-hard

Mentors: Răzvan Crainea (razvanc on IRC)

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The first part of the project consists of implementing support for Broadsoft's "Device Feature Key Synchronization" (DFKS) draft in OpenSIPS. The DFKS specification presents a series of SIP Presence message exchanges between the end-user device (phone) and the Presence server (OpenSIPS, in this case) with the sole purpose of keeping both entities synchronized with regards to the current user status (DND, forward calls always / on busy / on no-answer).

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The first part of the project consists of implementing support for Broadsoft's "Device Feature Key Synchronization" (DFKS) draft in OpenSIPS. The DFKS specification presents a series of SIP Presence message exchanges between the end-user device (phone) and the application server (OpenSIPS, in this case) with the sole purpose of keeping both entities synchronized with regards to the current user status (DND, forward calls always / on busy / on no-answer).

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SIP System Testing Platform

Tags: SIP, RFC 3261, scripting, testing, infrastructure, automation

Skills: C/Python/bash, UDP/IP, TCP/IP, SIP, VoIP, sipp, opensips

Description: Design and implement an open-source, extensible testing platform for RFC 3261 SIP proxy servers. The goals of the platform are:

	* greatly simplify the process of defining complex SIP signaling testing scenarios
	* validate input/output SIP message structure and sequencing (RFC behavior, as well as OpenSIPS-specific signaling features)
	* provide statistics and reporting with regards to each SIP message (send/recv timestamps, processing time)

Result: A new industry-shaping project that can help validate any SIP signaling server implementation.

Rating: hard

Mentors: Liviu Chircu

Presence server extensions: Device Feature Key Synchronization, Call Completion

Tags: SIP, SIP Presence, XML, RFC 3265, user status, RFC 6910

Skills: C, SIP, SIP Presence, OpenSIPS scripting, UDP/IP, XML

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The first part of the project consists of implementing support for Broadsoft's "Device Feature Key Synchronization" (DFKS) draft in OpenSIPS. The DFKS specification presents a series of SIP Presence message exchanges between the end-user device (phone) and the Presence server (OpenSIPS, in this case) with the sole purpose of keeping both entities synchronized with regards to the current user status (DND, forward calls always / on busy / on no-answer).


The second part of the project involves adding support for the Presence call completion draft (RFC 6910), allowing the caller of a failed call to be notified when the callee becomes available to receive a call.

Result: Extended Presence server capabilities for OpenSIPS, increasing its desirability over commercial solutions.

Rating: medium-hard

Mentors: Liviu Chircu

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OpenSIPS Control Panel NG

Tags: Web application

Skills: Web application

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Data tracing & capturing extension in OpenSIPS

Tags: extension, tracing, capture, HEP, correlation, big data,

Skills: C programming, networking protocols

Description: OpenSIPS implements a complex support for tracing and capturing various internal data to an external data analyzer system - SIPCapture. Data can be SIP (the actual SIP packets) or non-SIP (REST queries, script logs, network layer and more) and all these data types are correlated/linked by IDs - see https://blog.opensips.org/2017/03/22/capturing-beyond-sip/. The required work consists in extending the existing OpenSIPS's capturing capabilities by adding new types of data and new correlations. We are looking to be able to trace the SQL and noSQL queries involved in the processing of a SIP message (and to correlate them with the message), to trace interactions with external media servers like RTPProxy or RTPEngine, to trace statistics from network/TCP level or to provide extra call correlation for the SIP back-2-back module (to be able to link all calls belonging to the the same B2B instance)

Result: New tracing capabilities (based on the internal API) for existing modules and OpenSIPS core.

Rating: medium

Mentors: Bogdan Iancu

Console / Control tools for OpenSIPS management

Tags: New Feature, console, provisioning, management

Skills: Shell, Python, SQL, ncurses

Description: OpenSIPS currently offers two external provisioning tools, the "opensipsctl" and "osipsconsole". These tools need to be replace with a news and more powerful tool that has to address the existing problems/limitations : use a high-level programing language as Python to overcome the lack of libraries (Shell language is now used); use a generic SQL interface to support multiple DB types (mysql, postgres, sqlite, oracle and more); use a JSONRPC connection with OpenSIPS (versus the existing text oriented one); give the end-user a console-like experience, with help, history, tab-completion.

Result: New console oriented provisioning tool for OpenSIPS, for DB and Management operations.

Rating: medium

Mentors: Bogdan Iancu

New transport backends for traced data

Tags: New Feature, tracing, data, backend,

Skills: C programming, networking protocols

Description: The data traced by OpenSIPS is now transported to the capturing node (Homer) via the HEP protocol. We are looking for the ability to support multiple backends for moving the traced data, like RabbitMQ or REST. The work will start with re-factoring the existing tracing and capturing modules in order to define a new API in front of the existing HEP transport protocol. The second step will consists of adding (on top of this new API) new transport backends.

Result: New OpenSIPS module to allow the transport of traced data via new communication protocols/models.

Rating: medium

Mentors: Bogdan Iancu

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Result: A new OpenSIPS module that is able to communicate with a Diameter server to do AAA(Authentication, Authorization and Accounting).

Extra: Integrate the new diameter module with the OpenSIPS accounting interface.

Rating: medium-hard

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After you have gone through all the details above, you can start your application here:

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Submit your application.

After you have gone through all the details above, you can send your application for a review using this

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Get yourself comfortable with what OpenSIPS is and what it does.

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Good luck!

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Good luck!

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Student Proposal Guide

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Prerequisites

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  • you understand the aim of the project, you have some minimal overview on the project codebase and some ideas are starting to take shape! That's great! Congrats!
  • create your own www.opensips.org/Development/GSoC-Proposal-Name-Surname page (access your link, hit Create New Page) starting from this template (Edit button on bottom of the page -> copy-paste), and make it as complete as possible
  • if you're stuck on something, you don't know what to do next, or have any sort of other problems, do not hesitate to ask questions in the chat
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  • you understand the goal of the project, you have some minimal overview on the project codebase and some ideas are starting to take shape! That's great! Congrats!
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After and only after you have gone through all the details on this page, you can start your application here:

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Good luck!

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Introduction

This page contains ideas of projects that can be implemented. It has been created for the GSoC 2018 program, but we encourage you to maintain this page throughout the entire year.

This page is globally editable (create a wiki account and start hacking), and you are free to add your own project ideas. They will be actively analyzed by the OpenSIPS core team, and all the projects accepted will be promoted on our mailing list.

Projects List

GSoC 2018

Diameter Support

Unit testing platform

OpenSIPS Control Panel NG

Enhanced opensipsctl & osipsconsole

GnuTLS Transport Support

Important Notice


  • Remember the deadline for student applications: March 27 16:00 UTC
  • Get in touch with us on IRC. You can reach us in channel #opensips on the Freenode IRC network (irc.freenode.net). Talk to one of these guys: bogdan_vs, razvanc or liviuc. You can also find us on Slack (https://opensips.slack.com/).
  • You should also enroll yourself in the Users and Devel mailing lists. More info in the Contact page.
  • Communication is important. Students which actively communicate with us are more likely to be selected for a given project (there are exceptions that prove the rule, of course). For the quick and witty developers among you, here is a list of interesting things you could do while learning (pun intended):
    • You could jump in the developer courses and learn more about our codebase
    • You could skim over our tracker and try to handle some of the tasks. The easy ones have been tagged with help wanted and good first issue tags.

Student Proposal Guide


  • first and foremost, register an opensips.org wiki account. You can now start editing!
  • read and learn about OpenSIPS as much as you can. Here are some quick, basic (and fun) things you could do:
    • do some reading on VoIP, SIP, SIP call flows
    • understand what OpenSIPS is, install a softphone on your favorite Linux distribution, register it to opensips.org, and call razvan@opensips.org :D
    • now that you've acquainted yourself with the proxy as a user, download the source code and start digging and learning as a developer
    • now is a good time to read the project proposals, and pick the one which suits you best
    • if you don't understand anything, it's perfectly normal! go back to bullet 1 or talk to us on IRC/Slack
  • you understand the aim of the project, you have some minimal overview on the project codebase and some ideas are starting to take shape! That's great! Congrats!
  • create your own www.opensips.org/Development/GSoC-Proposal-Name-Surname page (access your link, hit Create New Page) starting from this template (Edit button on bottom of the page -> copy-paste), and make it as complete as possible
  • if you're stuck on something, you don't know what to do next, or have any sort of other problems, do not hesitate to ask questions in the chat

Student Application

Peter Perfect - http://www.opensips.org/Development/GSoC-Proposal-Peter-Perfect


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