HOMER
A 100% open-source, carrier-grade observability framework for real-time SIP, VoIP, and RTC packet capture, monitoring, and troubleshooting.
What is HOMER?
HOMER is a 100% open-source observability framework for real-time monitoring and troubleshooting of SIP, VoIP, and WebRTC communications. It captures packets, events, logs, and statistics, transforming them into searchable and correlatable data to help operators diagnose issues and ensure service quality. It solves the problem of managing and analyzing massive volumes of real-time communication data in scalable, carrier-grade environments.
Voice network operators, VoIP service providers, telecommunications carriers, and enterprises running large-scale real-time communication services who need deep visibility into signaling and media performance.
Developers and operators choose HOMER because it's a fully open-source, battle-tested solution that handles insane data volumes, supports modern observability standards, and offers end-to-end correlation without vendor lock-in. Its unique selling point is being a carrier-grade framework that seamlessly bridges traditional VoIP monitoring with contemporary logs, metrics, and traces tooling.
Overview
HOMER - 100% Open-Source SIP, VoIP, RTC Packet Capture & Monitoring
Use Cases
Best For
- Troubleshooting SIP call failures and signaling issues in real-time
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