Introducing Multiple Origination URIs for SIP Trunking: Load balancing and failover made easy
Blog post from Twilio
Introducing Multiple Origination URIs for SIP Trunking: Load balancing and failover made easy. We are providing this feature through Multiple Origination URIs, which can be configured in the account portal and API. This feature is designed to make it easier to manage load-balancing and resilience strategy on Twilio Elastic SIP Trunks. It allows users to distribute calls across different Origination URIs, providing a mechanism to handle scaling and fault tolerance across their voice infrastructure components. The feature also enables seamless failover by allowing users to design how Twilio will react to outages of their infrastructure. This is achieved through the use of Priority settings and weightings, which enable traffic to be redirected to alternative premises before failing over to Disaster Recovery.
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