Install Mеdiasеrver

All operations will be executed on VM1, unless an alternative is explicitly designated.

To install Mediaserver, follow these steps:

To prepare the configurations files for Mediaserver, run the scripts:

Bash

source ./k8s-onprem/sources.sh
./configure-mse.sh ${MS1_IP}

Find the env file .env.{IP address}.vsaas and configure license information from your online or offline license:

Bash

ls -la ../mse/
vim ../mse/server.json.${MS1_IP}.vsaas

Replace the <url or path to license files> variable with:
1. for online – the license URL
2. for offline – the license path /etc/vsaas/license

Bash

  "license": "<url or path to license files>",

If an offline license is used, replace the license.json and public.key files in the ../mse/folder with the appropriate license files.

Optionally, replace the self-signed certificate with your own certificate (replace the key and certificate files keeping the same files names: cert.pem and key.pem). The path to the key and certificate files is ls -la ../mse/.

If you use self-signed certificates, add them to the list of trusted certificates on the client device to view video streams on the VMS web client.

To configure and deploy Mediaserver, run the script:

Bash

source ./k8s-onprem/sources.sh
./configure-mse.sh ${MS1_IP} $(echo ${USER}) configure
./deploy-mse.sh

Check the status of the Mediaserver container:

Bash

kubectl get all -n vsaas-ms

When Mediaserver is successfully installed, register it on VMS. For the detailed instructions, see this guide. This procedure requires a token. To obtain a token, run the following command on Mediaserver:

Bash

curl -k --request POST --url 'https://localhost:8665/api/' -H 'Content-Length: 114' -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -H 'Accept: application/json' \
    --data '{
    "jsonrpc": "2.0",
    "method": "Auth.CreateApiToken",
    "params": {
        "ttl": 0
    },
    "id": 1
}'