Is there any policy regarding the use of a commercial web server as an alternative to writing our own? Say, Apache, with PHP, that reads from a buffer somewhere the images necessary?
You don’t need to “write your own webserver,” but you do need to specify its behavior at a high level. “Uses Apache” is not a behavior specification. “Operates in the MP [or MT] model” is closer. “Spawns a new thread to handle each request; each thread pulls a response from a shared pool of images” is better. Q: I had a question about the transcoder. Can it transcode 1000 different video snippets at once no matter what the size, or can it only handle 1Mb per second? If its the latter, then the transcoder can only convert between 1 and 20 camera feeds at a time, and I can design the system that way. If it can do all of the feeds at the same time, this would be optimal, but sounds somewhat unrealistic. I reread the specs on the transcoder, but it was a bit vague, so maybe you could clear it up. A: We didn’t specify the performance of the transcoder, except that under “normal” conditions the CPU can handle all 1000 streams at once in real time. Under load spikes of certain types, the tran
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