HikCentral V1.1 Software Requirements & Hardware Performance

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1 HikCentral V1.1 Software Requirements & Hardware Performance

2 Contents Chapter 1 Software Requirements... 2 Chapter 2 Control Client Performance Low-End Configuration Mid-End Configuration High-End Configuration... 6 Chapter 3 Server Performance VSM Server (without RSM) Low-End Configuration High-End Configuration VSM Server (with RSM) Low-End Configuration High-End Configuration Streaming Server Low-End Configuration High-End Configuration

3 Chapter 1 Software Requirements Microsoft Windows 7 64-bit Microsoft Windows 8 64-bit OS for Server Microsoft Windows bit Microsoft Windows bit Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 64-bit Microsoft Windows Server bit Microsoft Windows 7 32-bit/64-bit Microsoft Windows 8 32-bit/64-bit OS for Control Microsoft Windows bit/64-bit Client Microsoft Windows bit Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 64-bit Microsoft Windows Server bit OS for Mobile ios 8.0 and later Client Android 4.0 and later Database PostgreSQL V Internet Explorer 10/11 and above (32-bit) Chrome 35 and above (32-bit) (doesn t support live view, playback, Browsers and device remote upgrading) Firefox 32 and above (32-bit) (doesn t support live view, playback, and device remote upgrading) Virtualization VMware ESXi 6.x (VSM) Microsoft Hyper-V with Windows Server 2012 R2 Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 64-bit Failover Cluster Microsoft Windows Server bit RoseReplicatorPlus_5.1.0_175-x64 2

4 Chapter 2 Control Client Performance 2.1 Low-End Configuration Configurations Intel Core TM 3.3 GHz 8 GB Graphics Card NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970 HDD Type Operating System SATA II Hard Drive or Better 60 GB for OS and HikCentral Control Client Microsoft Windows 7 (64-bit) Performance in Software Decoding Encoding Format Frame Rate (fps) Bit Rate (Mbps) Resolution Maximum Live View Channels CIF CIF p p p p 24 H p p MP MP MP MP MP MP p 17 H p MP 4 H p 11 3

5 p MP p 12 H p MP 3 Performance in Hardware Decoding Encoding Format Frame Rate (fps) Bit Rate (Mbps) Resolution Maximum Live View Channels CIF CIF 64 H p p MP MP p 30 H p MP 9 H.265 This graphics card doesn t support H.265. H.265+ This graphics card doesn t support H Mid-End Configuration Configurations Graphics Card HDD Type Operating System Intel Xeon Processor E GHz 8 GB Intel HD Graphics P4600 SATA II Hard Drive or Better 120 GB for OS and HikCentral Control Client Microsoft Windows 7 (64-bit) 4

6 Performance in Software Decoding Encoding Format Frame Rate (fps) Bit Rate (Mbps) Resolution Maximum Live View Channels CIF CIF 29 H p p MP MP p 15 H p MP p 9 H p MP p 11 H p MP 3 Performance in Hardware Decoding Encoding Format Frame Rate (fps) Bit Rate (Mbps) Resolution Maximum Live View Channels CIF CIF 72 H p p MP MP p 36 H p MP 15 H.265 This graphics card doesn t support H.265. H.265+ This graphics card doesn t support H

7 2.3 High-End Configuration Configurations Intel Core TM 4 GHz 16 GB Graphics Card NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 HDD Type Operating System SATA II Hard Drive or Better 240 GB for OS and HikCentral Control Client Microsoft Windows 7 (64-bit) Performance in Software Decoding Encoding Format Frame Rate (fps) Bit Rate (Mbps) Resolution Maximum Live View Channels CIF CIF CIF CIF p p p 30 H p p MP MP MP MP MP MP p 25 H p MP 9 H p p 8 6

8 MP p 24 H p MP 7 Performance in Hardware Decoding Encoding Format Frame Rate (fps) Bit Rate (Mbps) Resolution Maximum Live View Channels CIF CIF CIF 88 H p p MP MP p 36 H p MP p 36 H p MP p 36 H p MP 12 Note: The performance refers to maximum live view channels within up to 80% of consumption (software decoding) or up to 80% of video engine load/decoding value (hardware decoding). 7

9 Chapter 3 Server Performance 3.1 VSM Server (without RSM) Low-End Configuration Configurations HDD for OS HDD for Picture Storage VSM (except Smart Wall) Intel Core 3.3 GHz 8 GB SATA-II 7200 RPM Enterprise Class HDD For a contiguous memory block of 128 KB, it should support 10 MB/s writing and 10 MB/s reading. For a random memory block of 4 KB, it should support 1 MB/s writing. Surveillance-class HDD or high performance network HDD. It should support 10 MB/s writing and 10 MB/s reading. At least 650 GB for the HDD where VSM service is installed Maximum Performance 128 encoding devices; 512 cameras; 512 alarm inputs; 512 alarm outputs; 500 event or alarm rules; 300 generic events or alarms per second from external system; *35 events or alarms (matched configured rules) handled per second. Among them, it can contain 5 alarms or license plate records with pictures. 1 piece of people counting data per 13 seconds; 1 piece of heat map data per 26 seconds; 3 tags per second; 13 vehicle lists; 625 vehicles in each vehicle list; 512 recording schedules; 50 cameras 2 Mbps input and 50 cameras 2 Mbps output without transcoding; 400 roles; 1,250 users; 100 roles can be assigned to one user if the number of resources linked to single role is less than 170; 50 roles can be assigned to one user if the number of resources linked to single role is less than

10 Smart Wall 30 Control Clients or Web Clients access the system concurrently; 30 Mobile Clients access the system concurrently; Control Client sends request to VSM service 15 times per second; Storage of up to 5 million people counting records (70 people counting cameras and can store for 2 years); Storage of up to 250,000 heat map records (70 heat map cameras and can store for 2 years); Storage of up to 60 million ANPR records; Storage of up to 5 million operation logs; Storage of up to 5 million system logs; Storage of up to 60 million alarm logs; Storage of up to 60 million event logs; Storage of up to 60 million tags; 32 decoding devices; 8 smart walls; 64 view groups; 8 views per view group; 4 view groups auto-switched simultaneously; Display 4 alarms on wall per second; Control Client sends request to Smart Wall Management Service 3 times per second; Storage of up to 500,000 operation logs. *The value (35 events or alarms per second) is the maximum value, and it can last for 1 minutes. The average value is 5,000,000 events or alarms per month (with or without pictures) High-End Configuration Maximum Configurations HDD for OS HDD for Picture Storage Intel Xeon E GHz 16 GB SATA-II 7200 RPM Enterprise Class HDD For a contiguous memory block of 128 KB, it should support 20 MB/s writing and 20 MB/s reading. For a random memory block of 4 KB, it should support 1.5 MB/s writing. Enterprise-class HDD or high performance network HDD It should support 20 MB/s writing and 20 MB/s reading. At least 650 GB for the HDD where VSM service is installed 9

11 VSM (except Smart Wall) Smart Wall Performance 1,024 encoding devices; 3,000 cameras; 3,000 alarm inputs; 3,000 alarm outputs; 1,000 event or alarm rules; 500 generic events or alarms per second from external system; *120 events or alarms (matched configured rules) handled per second. Among them, it can contain 20 alarms or license plate records with pictures. 1 piece of people counting data per 13 seconds; 1 piece of heat map data per 26 seconds; 10 tags per second; 100 vehicle lists; 5,000 vehicles in each vehicle list; 3,000 recording schedules; 200 cameras 2 Mbps input and 200 cameras 2 Mbps output without transcoding; 3,000 roles; 3,000 users; 100 roles can be assigned to one user if the number of resources linked to single role is less than 1,000; 50 roles can be assigned to one user if the number of resources linked to single role is less than 3, Control Clients or Web Clients access the system concurrently; 100 Mobile Clients access the system concurrently; Control Client sends request to VSM service 15 times per second; Storage of up to 5 million people counting records (70 people counting cameras and can store for 2 years); Storage of up to 250,000 heat map records (70 heat map cameras and can store for 2 years); Storage of up to 60 million ANPR records (20 ANPR cameras and can store for 2 years); Storage of up to 5 million operation logs; Storage of up to 5 million system logs; Storage of up to 60 million alarm logs; Storage of up to 60 million event logs; Storage of up to 60 million tags; 32 decoding devices; 8 smart walls; 64 view groups; 8 views per view group; 4 view groups auto-switched simultaneously; Display 4 alarms on wall per second; 10

12 Control Client sends request to Smart Wall Management Service 3 times per second; Storage of up to 500,000 operation logs. *The value (120 events or alarms per second) is the maximum value, and it can last for 1 minutes. The average value is 5,000,000 events or alarms per month (with or without pictures). 3.2 VSM Server (with RSM) Low-End Configuration Configurations HDD for OS HDD for Picture Storage VSM (except Smart Wall) Intel Xeon E GHz 16 GB SATA-II 7200 RPM Enterprise Class HDD For a contiguous memory block of 128 KB, it should support 20 MB/s writing and 20 MB/s reading. For a random memory block of 4 KB, it should support 1.5 MB/s writing. Enterprise-class HDD or high performance network HDD It should support 20 MB/s writing and 20 MB/s reading. At least 650 GB for the HDD where VSM service is installed Maximum Performance 128 remote sites and encoding devices; 512 cameras (current site); 512 alarm inputs (current site); 512 alarm outputs (current site); 18,000 cameras (remote sites); 5,000 event or alarm rules (current site and remote sites); 300 generic events or alarms per second from external system; *35 events or alarms (matched configured rules) handled per second. Among them, it can contain 5 alarms or license plate records with pictures. 1 piece of people counting data per 13 seconds; 1 piece of heat map data per 26 seconds; 3 tags per second; 13 vehicle lists; 625 vehicles in each vehicle list; 21,000 recording schedules (current site and remote sites); 50 cameras 2 Mbps input and 50 cameras 2 Mbps output without transcoding; 400 roles; 11

13 Smart Wall 1,250 users; 100 roles can be assigned to one user if the number of resources linked to single role is less than 170; 50 roles can be assigned to one user if the number of resources linked to single role is less than Control Clients or Web Clients access the system concurrently; 30 Mobile Clients access the system concurrently; Control Client sends request to VSM service 15 times per second; Storage of up to 5 million people counting records (70 people counting cameras and can store for 2 years); Storage of up to 250,000 heat map records (70 heat map cameras and can store for 2 years); Storage of up to 60 million ANPR records; Storage of up to 5 million operation logs; Storage of up to 5 million system logs; Storage of up to 60 million alarm logs; Storage of up to 60 million event logs; Storage of up to 60 million tags; 32 decoding devices; 8 smart walls; 64 view groups; 8 views per view group; 4 view groups auto-switched simultaneously; Display 4 alarms on wall per second; Control Client sends request to Smart Wall Management Service 3 times per second; Storage of up to 500,000 operation logs. *The value (35 events or alarms per second) is the maximum value, and it can last for 1 minutes. The average value is 5,000,000 events or alarms per month (with or without pictures) High-End Configuration HDD for OS Configurations Intel Xeon E GHz 16 GB SATA-II 7200 RPM Enterprise Class HDD For a contiguous memory block of 128 KB, it should support 20 MB/s writing and 20 MB/s reading. For a random memory block of 4 KB, it should support 1.5 MB/s writing. HDD for Picture Enterprise-class HDD or high performance network HDD 12

14 Storage VSM (except Smart Wall) Smart Wall It should support 20 MB/s writing and 20 MB/s reading. At least 650 GB for the HDD where VSM service is installed Maximum Performance 1,024 remote sites and encoding devices; 3,000 cameras (current site); 3,000 alarm inputs (current site); 3,000 alarm outputs (current site); 100,000 cameras (remote sites); 10,000 event or alarm rules (current site and remote sites); 500 generic events or alarms per second from external system; *120 events or alarms (matched configured rules) handled per second. Among them, it can contain 20 alarms or license plate records with pictures. 1 piece of people counting data per 13 seconds; 1 piece of heat map data per 26 seconds; 10 tags per second; 100 vehicle lists; 5,000 vehicles in each vehicle list; 30,000 recording schedules (current site and remote sites); 200 cameras 2 Mbps input and 200 cameras 2 Mbps output without transcoding; 3,000 roles; 3,000 users; 100 roles can be assigned to one user if the number of resources linked to single role is less than 1,000; 50 roles can be assigned to one user if the number of resources linked to single role is less than 3, Control Clients or Web Clients access the system concurrently; 100 Mobile Clients access the system concurrently; Control Client sends request to VSM service 15 times per second; Storage of up to 5 million people counting records (70 people counting cameras and can be stored for 2 years); Storage of up to 250,000 heat map records (70 heat map cameras and can be stored for 2 years); Storage of up to 60 million ANPR records; Storage of up to 5 million operation logs; Storage of up to 5 million system logs; Storage of up to 60 million alarm logs; Storage of up to 60 million event logs; Storage of up to 60 million tags; 32 decoding devices; 8 smart walls; 64 view groups; 8 views per view group; 13

15 4 view groups auto-switched simultaneously; Display 4 alarms on wall per second; Control Client sends request to Smart Wall Management Service 3 times per second; Storage of up to 500,000 operation logs. *The value (120 events or alarms per second) is the maximum value, and it can last for 1 minutes. The average value is 5,000,000 events or alarms per month (with or without pictures). 3.3 Streaming Server Low-End Configuration Configurations HDD Type Intel Core 3.30 GHz 8 GB SATA-II 7200 RPM Enterprise Class Hard Drives 10 GB for Streaming Server Log Files Maximum Performance 200 streams 2 Mbps input and 200 streams 2 Mbps output High-End Configuration Configurations HDD Type Intel Xeon E GHz 16 GB SATA-II 7200 RPM Enterprise Class Hard Drives 10 GB for Streaming Server Log Files Maximum Performance 300 streams 2 Mbps input and 300 streams 2 Mbps output 14

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