Twilio Programmable Voice and Programmable Video are supported by qualityRTC “out of the box”.
The following capabilities are available when setting up a qualityRTC account to support Twilio’s infrastructure:
- Connect to Twilio’s TURN servers
- This is useful if you’ve implemented a service using Twilio Global Network Traversal Service independently of other Twilio services
- It is also important if you are using Programmable Voice and Programmable Video since qualityRTC isolates the TURN servers for specific tests
- Connect to a Twilio IVR
- Important when you are operating a call center service, or simply connecting WebRTC-PSTN
- You can setup your own Twilio IVR configuration for qualityRTC
- Connect to Twilio Programmable Video
- Conduct local bandwidth estimation tests
- Run a call through the Twilio media server
- Launch a full P2P video call test (using out testingRTC service in the backend)
- Conduct HTTPS speed testing test
- We have speed testing machines running in all locations where Twilio runs their voice and video data centers
- This gives you the ability to test the network conditions and available bandwidth between the users and the Twilio data centers
- Check ping times
- Find the closest Twilio data center to the user’s location
- Figure out DNS routing issues and automatic geolocation problems