Hello everyone,
I m happy to introduce the first release of Sparow.
Sparrow is an unofficial build for armhf architecture of Wazo engine. This allows you to run a Wazo engine on a Raspberry Pi.
This first version is based on 19.17 release of Wazo.
The project website is available at this address: https://sparrow.b5.pm.
Here you can find all the information you need to use the project:
- required hardware
- installation instructions
- …
Finally, I would like to wish everyone the very best for this new year.
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Hello,
Thank you for your work and sharing to the community.
Sylvain
Hi Benoit,
this is great news! Thank you so much for all the work you put into this!
I am very interested by the performance you can get from Wazo on Raspberry Pi. Did you see any particular slowness when using Wazo?
For the moment I have not tested it itself in production, I will try to do that in the coming days.
What I can say about the installation process, I encountered timeout problems with a rather slow SD card, I documented how to work around them here:
My feeling, without looking for a rational thing to support it, is that wazo-auth was greedy in io.
I’ll keep you posted 
benasse
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I did not find the time to benchmark my installation thoroughly, I hope to be able to do it soon.
FYI: I just released version 20.01: https://sparrow.b5.pm/post/2001-release/
Hello,
The build of version 20.04 is available.
The blog post of the annonce is available here: https://sparrow.b5.pm/post/2004-release/
Regards,
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The version 20.05 is release.
The announce is available here: https://sparrow.b5.pm/post/2005-release/