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• Thanks. I know about Homer (and am on the mailing list for it).

  My impressions are that:

  a) it’s rather specifically SIP-message based, so it can tell me about communications between Asterisk and my SIP clients / trunks, but it won’t tell me about anything (non-SIP) specific to Asterisk

  b) it’s not real-time – I’m not aware that it has any Dashboard-style display which can tell me, second-by-second, how many calls are in progress, how long the current longest call is, how many calls have been processed today, etc…

  If I’m wrong, please point me at some docs which tell me how to use it for what I want, but my idea about it is that it’s more of an after-the-fact SIP
  analysis tool, not a real-time “what is my Asterisk server doing *now* ” tool.

  Regards,

  Antony.

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• Look at Homer 7, which is using time series databases and you can do a lot more than sip. But it is not an out of the box solution. And it is not real time, but you can minimize intervals to some seconds. Look at the several docker containers:
  https://github.com/sipcapture/homer7-docker

  Regards Andre