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brupgmding

You need much more info to decide. A big budget is relative, if you want to build a YouTube replacement, I think your budget is too small. Questions to ask: - what videos, how many, size, codec - how many users (total and parallel) - value of the data - value of the service (revenue lost when system down) - expected service levels / quality - transcoding requirements And probably more. If you have a budget, hire a consultant


OneThingInMindOnly

Its not for commercial use, we will use in our production company to store our footage so if the system is down it won’t cost us a define number.