The world around us is definitely not what it was a decade ago. At that time, no one would have believed that a huge number of video cameras would closely follow us 24 hours a day. If earlier video surveillance was deployed only in the most vulnerable places from the point of view of security, now it is rare to find even a small shop without its own video cameras. Large metropolitan areas use large-scale surveillance of streets, courtyards of houses and other public places. You can treat in different ways the constant observation of people and objects (someone sees security in this, and someone - signs of total control), but it is still necessary to resolve technical issues in this area.
A typical video surveillance system today is a collection of cameras, software that records, processes and replays from them, and storage space for all this "wealth". A variety of cameras are now able to suit every taste and wallet. There are fewer types of software for working with them, but also a sufficient number. In this article, we want to touch upon questions regarding storage space, including practical aspects in its planning.
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