Wasabi and Axis bring cloud storage to video surveillance applications

La alianza establecida entre ambas empresas permitirá ofrecer una solución que combina el VMS Axis Camera Station con el almacenamiento en la nube de Wasabi.

El software de gestión de acceso y vídeo Axis Camera Station (ACS) incorporará el almacenamiento en la nube of Wasabi Technologies. Esto es posible gracias a un acuerdo establecido entre ambas empresa para ofrecer una solución que combina la tecnología de vídeo de Axis y la escalabilidad ilimitada y el bajo coste de Wasabi. Esto permitirá ayudar a las organizaciones a optimizar sus despliegues de videovigilancia y gestionarlos de forma más eficaz.

Las cámaras de red inteligentes y las aplicaciones analíticas cada vez capturan más imágenes por lo que requieren un aumento de la capacidad de almacenamiento. However, muchas organizaciones luchan por obtener los recursos y el ancho de banda necesarios para almacenar eficazmente su vídeo de forma rentable.

Con la propuesta de Wasabi, los usuarios de ACS pueden acceder de forma rápida y sencilla a sus archivos de vídeo para obtener tiempos de recuperación más rápidos sin los costes fluctuantes que tradicionalmente se asocian a las soluciones de almacenamiento en la nube.

Wasabi es un 80% menos costoso para almacenar grabaciones de vídeo que los proveedores tradicionales de almacenamiento en la nube y no hay cargos por salida o solicitudes de API, which reduces the total cost of ownership and makes it more predictable.

“The security and protection landscape is undergoing a digital transformation. With that evolution come more operational and legal requirements that significantly impact costs”, explains Heidi Urban, Business Development Manager, Technology Integration Partners of Axis Communications. “By partnering with Wasabi, our customers can capitalize on the best technology offered by Axis with the assurance that their video is fully secure and accessible at a predictable price.”

ACS allows users to build a powerful and scalable system that meets security and protection needs, while remaining intuitive to manage, handle incidents, quickly find and export high-definition evidence and monitor physical access. with the ability to transfer the video to Wasabi, the amount of material that can be stored is not limited by the size of the local recording database. users can scale incrementally as required by the retention policy.

this architecture is designed to provide flexibility, while maintaining, while providing high reliability and availability. Recordings stored in Wasabi are considered 'hot', which means they can be accessed in milliseconds.

Wasabi is deployed in secure, redundant data centers that are SOC compliance certified 2 and ISO 27001. The service is designed to protect against ransomware, human errors and other data loss events.

Organizations can configure their video content and related files to be immutable for a user-defined retention period, which means they cannot be deleted or altered during their storage life.

“Wasabi and Axis are redefining what is possible for the next generation of video surveillance”, comment David Boland, Senior Director of Product Marketing at Wasabi Technologies.