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Hardware

Requirements

Calculator

IRIS+ Professional is available as a standalone deployment on specific hardware configurations depending on the size of your setup - read below to learn more about how to use the calculator.

How to use the Hardware Calculator

  1. Select the number of GPU models you want to use in your deployment, then choose the RAID configuration for your storage drives.

  2. Configure Site and Channel Groups - a single Site Group and a single Channel Group are created by default.

    • A Site Group represents a logical grouping of cameras that share the same hardware resources. You can create multiple Site Groups to represent different locations or departments within your organization. A Site Group may contain multiple Channel Groups.

    • Channel Groups represent a logical grouping of cameras that share the same configuration settings. You can create multiple Channel Groups within a Site Group to represent different cameras configurations.

    • Increase the Replication value to duplicate a Site Group and its associated Channel Groups. This is useful for scaling your deployment across multiple locations with similar hardware requirements.

  3. Review the results on the right side of the calculator, and adjust your configuration as needed.

Requirements

The following are the minimum hardware requirements for deploying IRIS+ Professional:

Component Minimum Requirement
Motherboard Professional or enterprise-grade motherboard.
CPU Server-grade x86-64 CPU released in the last 6 years.
GPU GPU with at least 8 GB VRAM - see the Calculator for options.
RAM DDR4 or newer.
HDD Server-grade HDD capable of continuous runtime - verify hard drives with CMR (Conventional Magnetic Recording) technology before purchase to ensure reliable video recording performance.
Avoid hard drives using SMR (Shingled Magnetic Recording) technology, which can cause system instability.
Do not use standard desktop or laptop hard drives for video storage, as they cannot handle constant recording and may fail during critical moments.
SSD Professional/enterprise/NAS-grade SSDs.

Only configurations meeting the minimum requirements are supported.