We’ve pushed a new release for our testRTC service last month. This one has a lot of small polishes along with one large addition – support for Firefox. I’d like to list some of the things you’ll be able to find in this new release. Firefox When we set out to build testRTC, we knew […]

Earlier this week, we hosted our first webinar in 2019, something we hope to do a lot more (once a month if we can keep it up). This time, we focused on network behavior of SFU media servers. One of the things we’ve seen with our customers is that different SFUs differ a lot in […]

As we head into 2019, I noticed that we haven’t published much around here. We doubled down on helping our customers (and doing some case studies with them) and on polishing our service. In the recent round of updates, we added 3 very powerful capabilities to testRTC that can be used in both monitoring and […]

Nexmo found in testRTC a solution to solve its end-to-end media testing challenges for their Nexmo Voice API product, connecting PSTN to WebRTC and vice versa. Nexmo is one of the top CPaaS vendors out there providing cloud communication APIs to developers, enabling enterprises to add communication capabilities into their products and applications. One of […]

Vidyo has been using testRTC for the past two years to monitor its global WebRTC infrastructure end-to-end. Vidyo offers high quality cloud video conferencing services to its impressive list of customers. There are three main product lines at Vidyo: VidyoConnect – a managed enterprise meeting solution for team collaboration VidyoEngage – a live video chat […]

Houseparty selected testRTC for its WebRTC infrastructure regression testing through continuous integration. Houseparty is a mobile group video chat application, where groups of up to eight friends gather to chat in virtual rooms. With over half a billion video chats conducted using WebRTC, Houseparty is massive in its scale. What makes Houseparty interesting, is that […]

In a need to focus resources on core activities, Clique Communications turned to testRTC for stress testing and sizing. Clique API provides web-based voice and text application programming interfaces. In their eight years of existence, they have grown to support over 20 million users across 150 countries. This amounts to over 500 million minutes per […]

When we started a couple of years ago, we started receiving requests from contact center vendors to support scenarios that involve both WebRTC and PSTN. Most of these were customers calling from a regular phone to an agent sitting in front of his browser and accepting the call using WebRTC. Or the opposite – contact […]

A few weeks ago, we’ve hosted a webinar on creating an active monitoring system for your WebRTC application. Obviously, we’ve used testRTC for that. We went through the following topics: Why is WebRTC monitoring different than VoIP or Web monitoring? (that’s because it is a bit of both) What do we mean when we say […]

UPDATE: Recording of this webinar can be found here. If you are running an application then you are most probably monitoring it already. You’ve got New Relic, Datadog or some other cloud service or on premise monitoring setup handling your APM (Application Performance Management). What does that mean exactly with WebRTC? If we do the […]