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2026-05-18 · Telecom · VoIP · R&D · Git-backed Notes

Sample Git-Backed Telecom Note

This is a sample post for the Git-backed blog publishing workflow.

The goal is simple:

  • Write posts as Markdown or MDX files
  • Keep every post backed up in GitHub
  • Keep images inside the repository under `public/blog`
  • Deploy posts through the existing CI/CD workflow
  • Avoid depending only on the production database for blog content

Why this matters

For a technical notebook, Git-backed publishing is useful because every note has history.

If the server is rebuilt later, the post content and images can be restored from the repository.

Telecom note format

A useful telecom note can include:

  • What was tested
  • What failed
  • SIP trace observations
  • RTP/media observations
  • Screenshots
  • Logs
  • Final fix or next step

Example checklist

SIP registration: checked
INVITE routing: checked
SDP offer/answer: checked
RTP path: checked
Audio direction: checked
Next

The next real post can be a WebRTC, SIP, RTP, FreeSWITCH, OpenSIPS, or embedded VoIP field note.