The challenge.
A video deployment involves more than cameras. Recording capacity, the management application, licensing and user access all need to fit together before the infrastructure can support day-to-day work.
Why Neurulus fit.
The monitoring task depended on recording resources, video-management software and licensed user access working together. Neurulus fit because those requirements could be delivered within one platform environment. Keeping compute, storage and access in the same scope made the system’s capacity and intended use explicit for the railway team.
How the platform addressed it.
Neurulus deployed the platform for the South Central Railway engagement through Oriental Skills and Safety Services. The delivery joined enterprise video-management software and licences with twenty recording computers.
Each specified computer paired 32 GB of memory with 10 TB of surveillance storage. Camera add-on and concurrent-user licences completed the application and access requirements around the recording infrastructure.
In the deployment
- Supply and installation of enterprise video-management software and licences.
- Twenty recording-computer units.
- 32 GB memory and 10 TB surveillance storage specified per computer.
- Camera add-on and concurrent-user licensing.
The outcome.
The railway team received the recording and video-management environment needed for the engagement. Software, storage, compute and licensed access were brought together around the operational video workload.
Recording resources in place
Twenty recording-computer units provided the specified infrastructure.
Video managed through an application
Enterprise video-management software and licensing supported the deployment.
Capacity connected to the work
Memory, surveillance storage and access licences were considered as parts of one system.