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Follow the deployment guides for each Kubernetes distro: A key aspect of this deployment is the scaling of Kerberos Agents. Each camera is assigned a dedicated Kerberos Agent container, which is linked to a central Kerberos Vault. The Kerberos Vault stores metadata in MongoDB, recordings in Minio (or another S3-compliant object storage), and can generate events in a message broker like RabbitMQ. This approach enables you to develop custom applications/logic that can respond to the creation of new recordings.
Based on your technology experience and preferences, you can choose from the following deployment guides:
- [Install Kerberos.io on Microk8s](/README.microk8s.md) - [Install Kerberos.io on Microk8s](/README.microk8s.md)
- [Install Kerberos.io on Kubernetes](/README.k8s.md) - [Install Kerberos.io on Kubernetes](/README.k8s.md)