KeepAlive Module

Guillaume Bour

   <guillaume@bour.cc>

Yasin CANER

   <caner_yaso@hotmail.com>

Edited by

Guillaume Bour

   <guillaume@bour.cc>

Yasin CANER

   <caner_yaso@hotmail.com>

   Copyright © 2017 Guillaume Bour
     __________________________________________________________________

   Table of Contents

   1. Admin Guide

        1. Overview
        2. Dependencies

              2.1. Kamailio Modules
              2.2. External Libraries or Applications
              2.3. Parameters

                    2.3.1. ping_interval (integer)
                    2.3.2. destination (string)
                    2.3.3. delete_counter(int)
                    2.3.4. ping_from(string)

              2.4. Functions

                    2.4.1. ka_is_alive(destination)
                    2.4.2. ka_add_destination(sip_uri, owner)
                    2.4.3. ka_del_destination(sip_uri, owner)

              2.5. RPC Commands

                    2.5.1. keepalive.list
                    2.5.2. keepalive.add
                    2.5.3. keepalive.del
                    2.5.4. keepalive.get
                    2.5.5. keepalive.flush

   2. Developer Guide

        1. Available Functions

              1.1. add_destination(uri, owner, flags, ping_interval,
                      [statechanged_clb, response_clb, [user_attr]])

              1.2. Examples

   List of Examples

   1.1. Set ping_interval parameter
   1.2. Set destination parameter
   1.3. Set delete_counter parameter
   1.4. Set ping_from parameter
   1.5. ka_is_alive() usage
   1.6. ka_add_destination(sip_uri, ownder) usage
   1.7. ka_del_destination(sip_uri, owner) usage
   1.8. keepalive.list RPC example
   1.9. keepalive.add RPC example
   1.10. keepalive.del RPC example
   1.11. keepalive.get RPC example
   1.12. keepalive.flush RPC example
   2.1. Loading KeepAlive module's API from another module, adding a
          destination to monitor & registering a callback

Chapter 1. Admin Guide

   Table of Contents

   1. Overview
   2. Dependencies

        2.1. Kamailio Modules
        2.2. External Libraries or Applications
        2.3. Parameters

              2.3.1. ping_interval (integer)
              2.3.2. destination (string)
              2.3.3. delete_counter(int)
              2.3.4. ping_from(string)

        2.4. Functions

              2.4.1. ka_is_alive(destination)
              2.4.2. ka_add_destination(sip_uri, owner)
              2.4.3. ka_del_destination(sip_uri, owner)

        2.5. RPC Commands

              2.5.1. keepalive.list
              2.5.2. keepalive.add
              2.5.3. keepalive.del
              2.5.4. keepalive.get
              2.5.5. keepalive.flush

1. Overview

   This module performs destinations monitoring either for itself, or on
   the behalf of other modules. The monitoring is done by sending SIP
   OPTIONS requests, more or less in the same fashion as the dispatcher
   module (which was the initial source for this module).

   As an example of usage by other modules, see drouting, which was
   enhanced to use this module to monitor its gateways.

2. Dependencies

   2.1. Kamailio Modules
   2.2. External Libraries or Applications
   2.3. Parameters

        2.3.1. ping_interval (integer)
        2.3.2. destination (string)
        2.3.3. delete_counter(int)
        2.3.4. ping_from(string)

   2.4. Functions

        2.4.1. ka_is_alive(destination)
        2.4.2. ka_add_destination(sip_uri, owner)
        2.4.3. ka_del_destination(sip_uri, owner)

   2.5. RPC Commands

        2.5.1. keepalive.list
        2.5.2. keepalive.add
        2.5.3. keepalive.del
        2.5.4. keepalive.get
        2.5.5. keepalive.flush

2.1. Kamailio Modules

   The following modules must be loaded before this module:
     * tm - Transaction module

2.2. External Libraries or Applications

   The following libraries or applications must be installed before
   running Kamailio with this module loaded:
     * none

2.3. Parameters

2.3.1. ping_interval (integer)

   Define the interval (in seconds) ping requests are sent to destinations

   Default value is 30 seconds.

   Example 1.1. Set ping_interval parameter
...
modparam("keepalive", "ping_interval", 10)
...

2.3.2. destination (string)

   Allows to statically define destinations you want to monitor

   Example 1.2. Set destination parameter
...
modparam("keepalive", "destination", "192.168.10.20")
modparam("keepalive", "destination", "sip.provider.com")
...

2.3.3. delete_counter(int)

   Unsuccesful attemps increase delete_counter. After passing it,
   keepalive module doesn't try to send options requests. Ignored if it's
   set to 0.

   Default value is 5 .

   Example 1.3. Set delete_counter parameter
...
modparam("keepalive", "delete_counter", "5")
...

2.3.4. ping_from(string)

   Sets from header's uri.

   Default value is "sip:keepalive@kamailio.org" .

   Example 1.4. Set ping_from parameter
...
modparam("keepalive", "ping_from", "sip:keepalive@kamailio.org")
...

2.4. Functions

2.4.1.  ka_is_alive(destination)

   Get destination status.

   The Parameter destination is destination you want to check status

   Returned value:
     * 1 if destination is up
     * 2 if destination is down
     * -1 on error

   This function can be used from ANY_ROUTE.

   Example 1.5. ka_is_alive() usage
...
if(ka_is_alive("192.168.10.20") == 1) {
  // do stuff
};
...

2.4.2.  ka_add_destination(sip_uri, owner)

   Adds SIP URI in the memory destinations list to perform keep alive to
   it.

   Meaning of the parameters:
     * sip_uri (string) - address of destination to monitor. Valid format
       is [protoschema:]ip[:port], with: 'protoschema' being one of 'sip'
       or 'sips' (SIP over TLS) - if omitted, 'sip'is used by default;
       'port' is optional (using default standard port 5060 for sip and
       5061 for sips)
     * owner (string) - module name âowningâ the destination (for
       informational purpose)

   Returned value:
     * 1 - successful
     * -1 - on error

   This function can be used from
   REQUEST_ROUTE,BRANCH_ROUTE,ONREPLY_ROUTE.

   Example 1.6. ka_add_destination(sip_uri, ownder) usage
...
$avp(duri1)="sip:192.168.1.10:5060;transport=tcp";
$avp(duri2)="sip:192.168.1.11:5061";
$avp(duri3)="sip:192.168.1.12"
ka_add_destination("$avp(duri3)", "config");
ka_add_destination("sip:192.168.1.10:5060;transport=tcp", "config");
...

2.4.3.  ka_del_destination(sip_uri, owner)

   Deletes the SIP URI from the memory destinations list used for
   monitoring.

   Meaning of the parameters:
     * sip_uri (string) - address of monitored destination. Valid format
       is [protoschema:]ip[:port], with: 'protoschema' being one of 'sip'
       or 'sips' (SIP over TLS) - if omitted, 'sip'is used by default;
       'port' is optional (using default standard port 5060 for sip and
       5061 for sips)
     * owner (string) - module name âowningâ the destination (for
       informational purpose)

   Returned value:
     * 1 - successful
     * -1 - on error

   This function can be used from ANY_ROUTE.

   Example 1.7. ka_del_destination(sip_uri, owner) usage
...
$avp(duri1)="sip:192.168.1.10:5060;transport=tcp";
$avp(duri2)="sip:192.168.1.11:5061";
$avp(duri3)="sip:192.168.1.12"
ka_del_destination("$avp(duri3)", "config");
ka_del_destination("sip:192.168.1.10:5060;transport=tcp", "config");
...

2.5. RPC Commands

2.5.1. keepalive.list

   Lists destinations in memory.

   Name: keepalive.list

   Parameters: none

   Example 1.8. keepalive.list RPC example
                         keepalive.list

2.5.2. keepalive.add

   Adds destination in memory.

   Name: keepalive.add

   Parameters: sip_uri listname

   Example 1.9. keepalive.add RPC example
                         keepalive.add sip:username@domain listname

2.5.3. keepalive.del

   Deletes destination in memory.

   Name: keepalive.del

   Parameters: sip_uri listname

   Example 1.10. keepalive.del RPC example
                         keepalive.del sip:username@domain listname

2.5.4. keepalive.get

   Gets destination in memory.

   Name: keepalive.get

   Parameters: sip_uri listname

   Example 1.11. keepalive.get RPC example
                         keepalive.get sip:username@domain listname

2.5.5. keepalive.flush

   Deletes all destinations in memory.

   Name: keepalive.flush

   Parameters:

   Example 1.12. keepalive.flush RPC example
                         keepalive.flush

Chapter 2. Developer Guide

   Table of Contents

   1. Available Functions

        1.1. add_destination(uri, owner, flags, ping_interval,
                [statechanged_clb, response_clb, [user_attr]])

        1.2. Examples

   The KeepAlive module provides an internal API to be used by other
   Kamailio modules. This API offers support for destinations monitoring.

   For internal (non-script) usage, the KeepAlive module offers to other
   module the possibility to register callback functions to be executed
   for each destination's status change.

1. Available Functions

   1.1. add_destination(uri, owner, flags, ping_interval,
          [statechanged_clb, response_clb, [user_attr]])

   1.2. Examples

1.1.  add_destination(uri, owner, flags, ping_interval, [statechanged_clb,
response_clb, [user_attr]])

   This function registers a new destination to monitor. Monitoring of the
   destination starts as soon as it returns with success (0 value).

   Meaning of the parameters is as follows:
     * uri (string) - address of destination to monitor. Valid format is
       [proto:]ip[:port], with:
          + proto being one of sip or sips (SIP over TLS). If omitted, sip
            is used by default
          + port being optional (using default standard port, 5060 for sip
            and 5061 for sips)
     * owner (string) - module name “owning” the destination (for
       information purpose)
     * flags (integer) - destination flags (unused for now, use 0 value)
     * ping_interval (integer) - Pinging interval in seconds for this
       destination
     * statechanged_clb (ka_statechanged_f, optional) - callback function,
       executed on destination's state change.
       The callback function is of type void (*ka_statechanged_f)(str
       *uri, int state, void *user_attr);. Use NULL to set no callback.
       destination's state value is one of:
          + 0 - unknown state (this is the destination state at first,
            waiting first ping replies or timeout)
          + 1 - destination is UP
          + 2 - destination is DOWN
     * response_clb (ka_response_f, optional) - callback function,
       executed on destination's response provided.
       The callback function is of type void (*ka_response_f)(str *uri,
       struct tmcb_params *ps, void *user_attr);. Use NULL to set no
       callback.
       ps is a pack structure with all params passed to callback function.
       Defined in t_hooks.h
     * user_attr (void * pointer, optional) - If any callback function is
       setup, this parameter will be forwarded to it (or both callbacks in
       both are defined), as last parameter. Use NULL to set no user_attr
       parameter.

   Returned values:
     * 0 if ok
     * -1 if an error occurred

1.2. Examples

   Example 2.1. Loading KeepAlive module's API from another module, adding
   a destination to monitor & registering a callback
...
#include "../keepalive/api.h"
...
keepalive_api_t ka_api;
...
...
/* loading keepalive API */
if (bind_keepalive( &ka_api ) != 0) {
    LM_ERR("can't load KeepAlive API\n");
    goto error;
}
...
...
/* callback function (on state changed) */
void my_state_changed_clb(str uri, int state, void *user_attr) {
        printf("%.*s new state is: %d\n", uri.len, uri.str, state)
}

/* callback function (on each response received) */
void my_response_clb(str *uri, struct tmcb_params *ps, void *user_attr) {
        printf("response [%d] from %.*s\n", ps->code, uri.len, uri.str)
}

if (ka_api.add_destination(dest, owner, 0, 60, my_state_changed_clb,
                                my_response_clb, NULL) != 0) {
    LM_ERR("can't add destination\n");
    goto error;
}
...
