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Video Storage Toolkit
NVIDIA
Video Storage Toolkit (VST) is microservice for efficient management of cameras and videos
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vst-storage
NVIDIA
The VST Storage Service enables management of media through uploading media files deleting files, defining aging policies, on-demand retrieval for file downloads, playback functionality
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vss-vios-ingress
NVIDIA
The VST Ingress Service provides a unified entry point for all VST services, handling routing, request forwarding, and external access management.
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vss-vios-sensor
NVIDIA
The VST Sensor Service enables discovery, registration, and management of ONVIF-compatible sensors and RTSP streams.
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vss-vios-streamprocessing
NVIDIA
A unified video streaming and processing service that integrates RTSP, WebRTC, storage, recording, and additional supporting services. It offers a comprehensive platform capable of handling real-time video ingestion, low-latency streaming, and long-term archival. The system provides well‑defined REST APIs and WebSocket interfaces to enable seamless control, configuration, monitoring, and data transfer. This architecture ensures scalable performance, flexible deployment options, and easy integration with a wide range of client applications and workflows.
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Video Storage Toolkit
NVIDIA
Video Storage Toolkit (VST) also referred as VMS (Video Management System)
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vss-vios-nvstreamer
NVIDIA
The Nvstreamer Service is a versatile streaming server that supports serving media files over RTSP, enables real-time WebRTC live streaming, and includes advanced features like synchronized playback, video-range playback, and video snapshots.
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vss-vios-mcp
NVIDIA
VIOS MCP server enabling seamless integration of VIOS in agentic and AI-driven environments
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vss-vios-storage
NVIDIA
The VST Storage Service enables management of media through uploading media files deleting files, defining aging policies, on-demand retrieval for file downloads, playback functionality
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vss-vios-replaystream
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The VST Replay Stream Service enables playback of recorded video content through WebRTC-based streaming.
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vms
NVIDIA
Video Storage Toolkit (VST) also referred as VMS (Video Management System)
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vss-vios-recorder
NVIDIA
The VST Recorder Service captures and records RTSP streams for storage, indexing, and later retrieval.
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vss-vios-rtspserver
NVIDIA
The VST RTSP Server acts as a proxy and RTSP streaming server, enabling efficient distribution of video streams to clients.
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vss-vios-livestream
NVIDIA
The VST Live Stream Service provides real-time video distribution via WebRTC for low-latency live streaming.
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vss-vios-oss-source-code
NVIDIA
VIOS OSS source packages for 1.4 release
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