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Getting started with ari4java (and ARI in general) is not that easy. This is because there are many moving parts involved:

  • An Asterisk server
  • A specific configuration for Asterisk
  • ari4java itself

In order to reduce the cost of getting up and running, we thought of providing a pre-configured Docker image that runs Asterisk, and an example that you can run yourself though an IDE.

Getting the Docker image

This is quite easy - first you will have to install Docker; when it's up, you can then do a:

 docker run -p 18088:8088 -P -d lenz/asterisk-load-test-13

to run a Docker image with Asterisk 13 and bind its ARI port to local port 18088.

Running your first ari4java program

We have a very simple stub that:

  • Creates a a bridge
  • Originates a call
  • Monitor events for 20 seconds
  • Destroys the bridge

and that shows what it is doing on stdout. In order to run it, you just have to edit the credentials in ConnectAndDial.java.