We continue to share some of our utilities via github.com/sevana-ou. This time it’s an open-source test tool for high-load RTP testing that uses the raw strength of kernel sockets to produce millions of RTP packets per second on a single core.
Sevana is sharing with open source community its tiny C++ wrapper for libevent library under MIT license. This helps us to quickly build HTTP clients and servers reducing development costs due to API simplicity and integration. We actively use it in our products to provide high performance HTTP processing.
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Update!
A yet another source code to share is a small C++ wrapper around libevent library to provide message-oriented send / receive asynchronous API.
This #library abstracts from libevent and provides simple message-based interface to send and receive structures over the network.
We continue sharing source code of the tools we use at Sevana. Please consider our RTP stress tool with source code, a utility that can read single RTP stream from a PCAP file and play it to network as multiple streams simultaneously. We use this code in passive voice quality analysis of RTP streams.
We continue offering support to the Global Community during this period. Now we would like to share source code of some of the tools we use in our products. Here one can find a lightweight C++ network dump parser with stream API.
