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Quick Start
Get started with Blazing Gateway in minutes
Get your first Blazing Gateway instance up and running in minutes.
Prerequisites
Before you begin, ensure you have:
- A Blazing Core account with active subscription
- Blazing CLI installed (
npm install -g @blazing/cli) - Basic understanding of VoIP or edge networking concepts
- A SIP trunk provider (optional, for PSTN connectivity)
Installation
Install Blazing CLI
Bash
Authenticate
Bash
Follow the prompts to authenticate with your Blazing Core account.
Your First Gateway
1. Initialize Gateway Configuration
Create a new gateway configuration file:
Bash
This creates a gateway.yaml file with default configuration:
YAML
2. Deploy Gateway
Deploy your gateway to the edge:
Bash
The CLI will:
- Validate your configuration
- Provision edge infrastructure
- Configure routing and networking
- Deploy your gateway instances
3. Verify Deployment
Check gateway status:
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You should see output like:
Plain Text
Test Your Gateway
Make a Test Call
Use a SIP client to test connectivity:
Bash
Monitor Call Metrics
View real-time metrics:
Bash
Configure Routing
Add SIP Trunk
Connect a SIP trunk for PSTN calling:
YAML
Apply the changes:
Bash
Next Steps
Now that you have a basic gateway running:
Troubleshooting
Gateway won't start
Check logs for errors:
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Can't connect via SIP
Verify firewall rules allow SIP traffic:
- Port 5060 (UDP/TCP) for SIP
- Port 5061 (TCP) for SIP over TLS
- Ports 10000-20000 (UDP) for RTP media
Poor call quality
Check network metrics:
Bash
Look for high jitter or packet loss.
Getting Help
- Join our Discord community
- Check the Gateway documentation
- Contact support at support@blazing.run