Want to learn more? We've gathered some helpful links, tools, and other resources related to IBM® WebSphere® Connect Voice Gateway for Watson™.
- Media Relay on Docker Hub - Download the Docker image for the Media Relay, which together with the SIP Orchestrator makes up the voice gateway.
- SIP Orchestrator on Docker Hub - Download the Docker image for the SIP Orchestrator, which you use with the Media Relay.
- GitHub repository with samples - Download sample deploy scripts and configuration files to quickly get started setting up the voice gateway.
- Watson Speech to Text service - Learn about setting up the Speech to Text service, which transcribes the caller's speech into text for processing in self-service agents and agent assistants.
- Watson Conversation service - Learn about the Conversation service, which takes the natural-language input from the Speech to Text service and uses machine learning to provide a conversation-like response to the caller. This service is used only for self-service agents.
- Watson Text to Speech service - Learn about setting up the Text to Speech service, which takes the provided output from the Conversation service and transforms it into natural-sounding speech. This service is used only for self-service agents.
- Docker - Before you can deploy the voice gateway on Docker Engine, you'll need to install Docker Engine.
- Bunyan - Use the Bunyan command-line tool to easily view Media Relay log files.
- Mosca MQTT Broker - An open source MQTT broker that you can configure to capture MQTT messages for real-time transcription.
- Linphone - An open source SIP client that you can use to test call your self-service agent or agent assistant configuration.
- Twilio - A cloud-based option for setting up a SIP trunk for self-service agents. For example, you might deploy the voice gateway in IBM Containers for Bluemix and then set up Twilio elastic SIP trunking as part of your architecture.