Janus observability at massive scale with qryn the polyglot
Lorenzo Mangani @ QXIP
Let’s explore innovative WebRTC observability techniques using the qryn polyglot stack, transforming Janus realtime events into a live dataset ready for consumption and integration at massive scale in real-time communication systems.
Lorenzo is co-founder of Amsterdam based QXIP BV, home of the HOMER and QRYN Projects. Formerly a Sound Engineer, Lorenzo has been involved with telecommunications and VoIP for well over a decade and contributed ideas, design concepts and code to many voice-related Open-Source and commercial projects specializing in active and passive monitoring solutions alongside his team at QXIP.