{"id":25948,"date":"2021-02-04T09:52:17","date_gmt":"2021-02-04T01:52:17","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/version-2.com\/?p=25948"},"modified":"2021-06-16T15:41:29","modified_gmt":"2021-06-16T07:41:29","slug":"scale-computing-announces-hc3-video-surveillance-and-security-solutions","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/version-2.com\/zh\/2021\/02\/scale-computing-announces-hc3-video-surveillance-and-security-solutions\/","title":{"rendered":"Scale Computing Announces HC3 Video Surveillance and Security Solutions"},"content":{"rendered":"\t\t
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INDIANAPOLIS – February 2, 2021<\/strong>\u00a0\u2014\u00a0Scale Computing<\/a>, a market leader in edge computing, virtualization, and hyperconverged solutions, is introducing a video surveillance and security solution optimized to consolidate video storage, video management and analytics workloads. Scale Computing HC3 is an IT infrastructure platform with the performance, ease of use and resilience required to support surveillance, security and IoT requirements.<\/p>

Building server and storage infrastructure to support critical video surveillance needs is easy with Scale Computing HC3 Software and Hyperconverged Infrastructure Appliances. HC3 automatically handles hardware failures, making the system easy to manage from day one and easy to \u201cscale out\u201d to expand resources when they are needed without adding additional \u201cislands\u201d to manage in the process. This is a great improvement from legacy video where systems adding additional legacy server based VMS \/ NVR monolithic systems was expensive and time consuming.<\/p>

Recent protests in Minneapolis impacted three Jerry\u2019s Foods locations and like many businesses in the region, Jerry\u2019s Foods experienced property damage and stolen goods. As the situation unfolded, the IT team at Jerry\u2019s Foods wanted access to each store\u2019s video surveillance system, but needed to move quickly. Rapid, trouble-free implementation and deployment allowed the local IT team to move the small and lightweight Scale Computing HE150 servers from one location to another in less than an hour.<\/p>

\u201cOf our affected stores, one video surveillance system was running on Scale Computing and Digital Watchdog, the other was running on Digital Watchdog without Scale Computing,\u201d Miller said. \u201cWe were impressed when we were able to quickly and easily move servers from one location to another, but our operations team was thrilled that we were up and running and watching video from a safe location within an hour. We\u2019re constantly blown away by the simplicity and functionality of Scale Computing HC3, especially in a moment of uncertainty. It\u2019s safe to say, I\u2019m sleeping better at night.\u201d<\/p>

HC3 is delivered as a family of modular building block appliances with the intelligent infrastructure software included and pre-loaded. Additional HC3 nodes can be added to expand the overall HC3 cluster pool of storage and\/or compute resources as needed without adding anything new to manage, so IT and security leaders can buy the resources as needed. HC3 nodes are available with a variety of resources and capabilities from high capacity magnetic storage, low latency NVMe and flash storage, a wide range of processor and RAM configurations as well as GPU.<\/p>

One of the UK\u2019s premier suppliers of plastic packaging, M&H deployed hyperconverged infrastructure and edge computing on its video surveillance system to keep premises secure and optimise scalability. \u201cWe are super satisfied with how our Blue Iris Video Management Software runs on Scale Computing\u2019s HC3 solution. It is secure, efficient, and fast enough to handle all of our video surveillance and we have not had any issues with it. It has truly ticked all the boxes, because of this we now have the majority of our IT equipment running on Scale Computing,\u201d said Rob Mellor, Director of IT at M&H Plastics.<\/p>

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