WO2011020343A1 - 应用服务器和媒体资源分配方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to the field of communications technologies, and in particular, to an application server and a media resource allocation method. Background technique
- NTN Next Generation Network
- IMS IP-based Multimedia Subsystem
- AS Application Server
- MS Media Server
- AS Application Server
- MS Media Server
- the application server is used to implement business logic of various value-added services or intelligent services.
- the media server is used to provide media processing functions such as playback, number collection, recording, fax, and conference for various types of multimedia services under the control of the application server. .
- media resources are not adequately allocated.
- an operator provides media resources for enterprise users
- the media resources need to be allocated reasonably, so that the application of each enterprise user can be guaranteed, which is of great significance for the operator to improve the service quality.
- a plurality of media servers can be connected to a primary media server, and the primary media server uniformly allocates media resources of a plurality of media servers connected thereto.
- the media cannot be mediated according to user requirements.
- the allocation of resources, and the networking mode of the primary media server and multiple media servers are also difficult to deploy. Summary of the invention
- an embodiment of the present invention provides an application server and a media resource allocation method, which can reasonably allocate media resources according to user requirements.
- an embodiment of the present invention provides an application server, including: a triggering module, configured to trigger a service application corresponding to the call when receiving a call of the user terminal;
- An analysis module configured to analyze the number of media resources that the call needs to occupy
- An obtaining module configured to acquire an upper limit of the media resources in the service application and a current occupation number
- a determining module configured to determine, according to the number of media resources that the call needs to occupy, the upper limit of the media resources in the service application, and the current occupied number, whether the media resource allocation condition is met;
- a processing module configured to: when the media resource allocation condition is met, control the media server to provide a media resource for the call, and when the media resource allocation condition is not met, end the call.
- the determining module includes:
- a summation unit configured to sum the number of media resources that need to be occupied by the call and the current occupied number of media resources in the service application, to obtain a sum value
- a comparing unit configured to determine whether the sum value exceeds an upper limit of the media resource in the service application, and if the upper limit is exceeded, determining that the media resource allocation condition is met; and when the upper limit is not exceeded, determining that the media resource allocation condition is not met.
- the application server further includes:
- the configuration module is configured to connect to the obtaining module, and configured to allocate an upper limit for a media resource to be used for each service application that can be supported.
- the application server further includes:
- a release module connected to the processing module, for releasing the call when the call is ended Call the occupied media resources.
- the application server further includes:
- an update module configured to connect the acquiring module and the releasing module, to update the current occupied number of the media resources in the service application corresponding to the call when releasing the media resource occupied by the call.
- An embodiment of the present invention further provides a media resource allocation method, including the following steps: When an application server receives a call of a user terminal, the application server triggers a service application corresponding to the call;
- the application server analyzes the number of media resources that the call needs to occupy
- the application server acquires an upper limit of the occupation of the media resources in the service application and the current occupation number
- the application server determines whether the media resource allocation condition is met according to the number of media resources that the call needs to occupy, the upper limit of the media resources occupied by the service application, and the current occupied number;
- the application server When the application server satisfies the media resource allocation condition, the application server controls the media server to provide the media resource for the call; when the media resource allocation condition is not met, the call ends.
- Whether the determining whether the media resource allocation condition is met is specifically:
- the application server sums the number of media resources that the call needs to occupy and the current occupied number of media resources in the service application, and obtains a sum value
- the application server determines whether the sum value exceeds an upper limit of the media resource usage in the service application, and if so, determines that the media resource allocation condition is satisfied; otherwise, determines that the media resource allocation condition is not satisfied.
- the method further includes: before the determining, by the application server, the number of the media resources to be occupied by the call, the upper limit of the media resources in the service application, and the current number of occupied media, and determining whether the media resource allocation condition is met, the method further includes:
- the application server is configured to have a media resource configuration upper limit that needs to be used for each service application that can be supported.
- the media resource allocation method further includes:
- the media resource occupied by the call is released.
- the method further includes:
- the application server updates the current occupied number of the media resources in the service application corresponding to the call.
- the application server configures an upper limit for the media resources to be used for each service application according to the requirements of the user.
- the number of media resources occupied by the call and the media resource in the service application corresponding to the call are received by the application server.
- the upper limit of the occupation and the current number of occupations are used to determine whether media resources are allocated for the call, so that the service application of each user can be guaranteed, which helps the operator to improve the service quality.
- the application server can charge the user according to the upper limit of the media resource configured for the service application, and improve the charging method of the operator.
- the application server allocates media resources to multiple media servers, and does not need to make any changes to the media server's networking mode to implement the package.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of an NGN/IMS network system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic structural diagram of an application server according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is another schematic structural diagram of an application server according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic flowchart of a media resource allocation method according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is another schematic flowchart of a media resource allocation method according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Embodiments of the present invention are based on an NGN or IMS network system, and the following is a brief introduction to a network system structure diagram of NGN/IMS.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of an NGN/IMS network system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the NGN/IMS network system mainly includes the following network elements: a user terminal (UE, User Equipment), an NGN/IMS network, an application server, and a media server. .
- UE User Equipment
- an application server an application server
- media server a media server.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic structural diagram of an application server according to an embodiment of the present invention, where the application server includes:
- the triggering module 101 is configured to trigger a service application corresponding to the call when receiving the call of the user terminal.
- the user terminal can access the NGN/IMS network by means of a wired or wireless manner, and when the user terminal initiates a call, the application server is triggered by using a Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) message through the NGN/IMS network.
- SIP Session Initiation Protocol
- the corresponding business application on the business application line can be a customer service hotline.
- the analyzing module 102 is configured to analyze the number of media resources that the call needs to occupy.
- the number of media resources can include: number of ports, playback, receiving, recording, faxing, and conferencing.
- the obtaining module 103 is configured to obtain an upper limit of the media resources in the service application and a current occupation number.
- the determining module 104 is configured to determine whether the media resource allocation condition is met according to the number of media resources that need to be occupied by the call, the upper limit of the media resources occupied by the service application, and the current occupied number.
- the processing module 105 is configured to control the media server to provide a media resource for the call when the media resource allocation condition is met, otherwise the call is ended.
- the specific form of ending the call may be to directly end the call, or to end the call after playing the prompt tone, etc., according to various industries.
- the business logic of the application is self-defining.
- FIG. 3 is another schematic structural diagram of the application server according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- the application server further includes: a configuration module 106, and a connection obtaining module 103, configured to configure an upper limit for the media resources that need to be used for each service application that can be supported. For example, in a service application of a corporate customer service hotline, you can configure the upper limit of the number of media resources that the service application uses for port resources, playback resources, or conference resources.
- the configured media resource limit can be updated according to the user's needs.
- the enterprise user has purchased 200 playback resources, 200 recording resources, and 50 conference resources.
- the upper limit of the media resources allocated by the application server for the service application of the enterprise customer service hotline is as follows: For example, the upper limit of the recording resource is 200, and the upper limit of the conference resource is 50, which limits the classification of all media resources in the service application.
- the application server analyzes that the destination number of the call is the customer service hotline of the enterprise, the triggering module 101 triggers the service application of the enterprise customer service hotline, and the analyzing module 102 analyzes the media resource that the user calls need to occupy.
- the maximum number of playback resources occupied by the acquisition module is 200, and the upper limit of the recording resource is 200, and the number of playback resources currently occupied by the enterprise application is 200. 60, the recording resource is 55.
- the determining module 104 determines that the media resource allocation condition is still satisfied, and the processing module 105 controls the media server to provide the playback resource and the recording resource for the call. .
- the acquisition module 103 obtains the number of the playback resources currently occupied by the enterprise application is 200, the recording resource is 110. At this time, because the playback resource is insufficient, the determination module 104 determines that the media resource allocation condition is not currently met. , Processing module 105 then ends the call.
- the determining module 104 may sum the number of media resources that the user calls need to be occupied, and the current number of media resources in the service application corresponding to the call, and The obtained sum value is compared with the upper limit of the media resources in the service application, and it is determined whether the sum value exceeds the upper limit of the media resources in the service application, thereby determining whether the media resource allocation condition is met.
- the determining module 104 includes:
- a summation unit 1041 configured to sum the number of media resources that need to be occupied by the call and the current occupied number of media resources in the service application, to obtain a sum value
- the comparing unit 1042 is configured to determine whether the sum value exceeds the occupation limit of the media resource in the service application, and if yes, determine that the media resource allocation condition is met, otherwise, determine that the media resource allocation condition is not satisfied.
- the application server when the user's call ends, the application server also needs to release the media resources occupied by the call. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 3, the application server further includes:
- the release module 107 is configured to release the media resource occupied by the call when the call is ended.
- the application server needs to release all the media resources occupied by the call.
- the application server may initiate a BYE message to the media server, instructing the media server to release the media resources occupied by the user call, where
- the BYE message is a type of SIP signaling.
- the application server further includes: an update module 108, a connection obtaining module 103, and a release module 107, for releasing, after the media resource occupied by the current call is released, and the current number of media resources in the service application is also changed.
- an update module 108 for releasing, after the media resource occupied by the current call is released, and the current number of media resources in the service application is also changed.
- the current occupied number of media resources in the service application corresponding to the call is updated.
- the application server provided by the foregoing embodiment can configure an upper limit for the media resources to be used for each service application according to the requirements of the user, and when receiving the call of the user terminal, Determining whether to allocate media resources for the call according to the number of media resources that the call needs to occupy, the upper limit of the media resources in the service application corresponding to the call, and the current occupied number, thereby enabling each user's service application to be enabled. It is guaranteed to help operators improve service quality.
- the application server can charge the user according to the upper limit of the media resource configured for the service application, and improve the charging mode of the operator, and distinguish the charging method according to the number of media resources actually occupied by the user in the prior art.
- the application server allocates media resources to multiple media servers, and does not need to make any changes to the media server's networking mode to implement the package.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic flowchart of a media resource allocation method according to an embodiment of the present invention, where the media resource allocation method includes the following steps:
- Step 401 The application server triggers a service application corresponding to the call when receiving the call of the user terminal.
- the corresponding service application on the application server is triggered by the SIP message through the NGN/IMS network.
- Step 402 The application server analyzes the number of media resources that the call needs to occupy.
- the number of media resources can include: number of ports, playback, number, recording, fax, and conference.
- Step 403 The application server obtains an upper limit of the media resources occupied by the service application and the current occupied number.
- Step 404 The application server determines, according to the number of media resources that the call needs to occupy, the upper limit of the media resources in the service application, and the current occupied number, whether the media resource allocation condition is met. If yes, go to step 405; otherwise, perform steps. 406.
- Step 405 The application server controls the media server to provide a media resource for the call.
- Step 406 the application server ends the call.
- the judging module 104 can determine the number of media resources that the user needs to occupy, and the current number of media resources in the service application corresponding to the call, and determine the current media resource allocation condition.
- the sum value to be obtained and the media resources in the business application The upper limit of the source is compared, and it is determined whether the sum exceeds the upper limit of the media resources in the service application, thereby determining whether the media resource allocation condition is met.
- step 404 may further include the following steps:
- Step 1 The application server sums the number of media resources that the call needs to occupy and the current occupied number of media resources in the service application, and obtains a sum value;
- Step 2 The application server determines whether the sum exceeds the upper limit of the media resource in the service application. If yes, it determines that the media resource allocation condition is met; otherwise, determines that the media resource allocation condition is not met.
- the usage limit of the media resource to be used for each service application needs to be configured according to the requirements of the user.
- the foregoing step 404 may further include: the application server is configured to support each service application requirement.
- the used media resource configures an upper limit step.
- the foregoing media resource allocation method further includes: the step of releasing the media resource occupied by the call when the application server ends the call.
- the step of releasing the media resource occupied by the call is further The method includes: the step of the application server updating the current occupied number of media resources in the service application corresponding to the call.
- Step 501 The user terminal invokes an NGN/IMS network, and uses a request (INVITE) message to trigger a service application on the application server, where the INVITE message carries a media description information (SDP, Session Description Protocol) of the user terminal, where the media The description information is used to describe information such as streaming initialization parameters.
- Step 502 The application server analyzes the number of media resources that need to be occupied by the current user call, and obtains the upper limit of the media resources occupied by the service application and the current occupied number, and determines whether to allocate the media resource.
- Step 503 indicating that the current playback media resource is insufficient, the application server returns an error message to the NGN/IMS network, and forwards the message to the user terminal.
- the error information may be specified by the service application, for example, 480 message, and then the entire call process is ended.
- Step 504 indicating that the current playback media resource is sufficient, the application server sends an INVITE message to the media server, and carries the SDP of the user terminal.
- Step 505 The media server replies with a 200 OK message to the application server, where the 200 OK message carries the SDP of the media server, and the application server forwards the 200 OK message to the NGN/IMS network, and responds to the user terminal.
- Step 506 After obtaining the confirmation of the user terminal, the NGN/IMS network sends an acknowledgement (ACK) message to the application server, and the application server forwards the ACK message to the media server.
- ACK acknowledgement
- Step 507 The application server sends an INFO (Information) message to the media server, where the message carries a playback command.
- INFO Information
- Step 508 The media server returns a 200 OK message to the application server for the INFO message.
- Step 509 The media server performs a normal playback process.
- Step 510 When the call ends, the user terminal sends a BYE message to the application server through the NGN/IMS network, and the application server releases the media resource, and recalculates the current occupied number of the playback media resources in the service application, and Send a BYE message to the media server.
- the INVITE, 480, 200 OK, ACK, and INFO messages are all SIP signaling.
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