• Ensure you have docker: https://docs.docker.com/
• Install docker-compose: https://docs.docker.com/compose/install/
• Also requires local ruby until I can figure out how to put that into a docker container as well.

• Clone the repository
• cd into the repository
• run: rebuild.sh

• Set the environment files as you wish ** mariadb.env ** docker-adhearsion/adhearsion.env

Copy all the files you wish to "fingerprint" (be able to validate) into the "docker-dejavu/scripts/" directory. The first time that the DejaVu docker image is built, it will fingerprint everything in that directory.

Ensure that you configure your iax.conf or sip.conf (examples provided). cp docker-asterisk/sip.conf.example docker-asterisk/sip.conf

Edit the config.yml and put in the numbers you want to test and set the max concurrent calls.

Run the following command ruby client.rb

• It doesn't do any sort of validation that the call tried to go out. So, if your SIP provider isn't registering, the call will come back as failed.
• No type of reports, it doesn't correlate the phone number to the "match".

To validate that calls are going out:

• run docker-compose stop adhearsion
• run docker-compose run adhearsion bin/bash
• from the command line, you can make outbound calls as per documenation here: http://adhearsion.com/docs/console
• all recordings are put into the directory ./recordings

This project is really just an amalgamation a few other fantastic opensource projects

• Adheasion
• Asterisk
• Docker
• Asterisk Docker image
• DejaVu