Changelog

11.1.4 adds call evaluation as a first-class integration. Recordings and transcripts can now be sent to Roark or Coval for automated review of agent behaviour, configured per account from the portal. The release also carries a SIP diagnostics improvement and a new upload-recordings 1.9.0.

New Features & Improvements

1. Roark and Coval as call-evaluation vendors — a call’s recording and transcript can be posted to an evaluation provider for automated scoring. Both vendors are selectable in the portal’s call-evaluation vendor selector, with credentials stored and masked like any other vendor key.
2. Signup links in the evaluation credential form — when no evaluation API key is set, the portal shows a signup link for the selected vendor (Coval or Roark) and hides it once a key is entered. The verbose help text under the key field was removed and the Test link placement made consistent across the hosted console.
3. sip_reason_header in the status callback — the SIP Reason header is now included in status callback payloads, so the reason a call ended is available to applications without inspecting SIP traces.
4. Presigned GCS URLs for recordings — upload-recordings 1.9.0 generates presigned URLs for recordings stored in Google Cloud Storage, matching the behaviour already available for S3.
5. Portal alerts when a recording upload fails — a failed POST from upload-recordings now raises an alert in the portal instead of failing silently.

Component Versions

Availability

AWS — AMIs are published for all nine deployment variants (mini, fs, sip-rtp, sip, rtp, web, monitoring, web-monitoring, recording) on both amd64 and arm64, in all 30 supported regions. The AMIs and their EBS snapshots are public, so generate-cf.sh can copy them from any account. A mini deployment was verified end to end on this release.

Debian packages — jambonz-mini and jambonz-common 11.1.4 are published in the apt repository for both amd64 and arm64, alongside upload-recordings 1.9.0. See the Debian package instructions.

GCP — images are published for all nine deployment variants on both amd64 and arm64 in the drachtio-cpaas project. GCP images are global, so there is no per-region availability to list. The terraform examples under terraform/gcp/provision-vm-{mini,medium,large} now pin the 11.1.4 images — terraform.tfvars.example for amd64 and terraform.tfvars.arm64.example for arm64. A mini deployment was verified end to end on this release. The 11.1.2 images are deprecated rather than removed, so existing pinned deployments continue to resolve.

Azure — images are published for all nine deployment variants on both amd64 and arm64 in the community gallery jambonz-8962e4f5-da0f-41ee-b094-8680ad38d302, replicated to 30 regions for amd64 and 29 for arm64 (southindia has no Ampere v6 capacity). The jambonz_version default and the terraform.tfvars examples under terraform/azure/provision-vm-{mini,medium,large} are bumped to 11.1.4. A mini deployment was verified end to end on this release. The 10.2.2 gallery versions have been removed; 11.1.2 remains available.

Exoscale — not yet published at 11.1.4; it remains on its current release and will pick this up at its next release.