Cameras and sites
Camera count, number of locations, tenant structure, users, and the Bridge Agents needed for LAN-only networks.
Pilots are quoted from camera count, connection method, recording schedule, stream profile, retention, storage, and analytics requirements.
Provide these values so infrastructure and onboarding can be scoped against the expected workload.
Camera count, number of locations, tenant structure, users, and the Bridge Agents needed for LAN-only networks.
Live-only, continuous, scheduled, or adaptive motion/object recording changes compute and storage demand.
Measured bitrate, retention policy, quota, and Azure Blob or S3-compatible storage determine the footage footprint.
Resolution, frame rate, codec, bitrate, and expected live-view use affect ingest, transcode, and delivery costs.
Motion, object, zone, and line analysis add compute; alarms can add snapshots, verification clips, email, webhooks, and ARC delivery.
RTMP push, reachable RTSP pull, or Bridge Agent deployment changes onboarding and site-network requirements.
A pilot scopes connectivity, ingest stability, recording behavior, playback, storage, and any analytics or alarm evidence required before a larger rollout.
Tell us about the sites and video workload. We will return a scoped technical and commercial proposal.
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