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Still usable? #201
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Yes. I have couple of sites that were not practical to migrate to Unifi Protect and to this day they run the .13 version of Unifi Video. Since the Unifi Video portal is killed, you need to use VPN or port forwards (highly not recommended) to access it outside. Other than that, it works and has the limitations it always had, like eternal beta timeline and so on. Note that the newest G3 camera firmware that works is 4.23.8. If you buy new cameras, they have newer firmware than this and won't work. You can downgrade them without problems. Naturally the new camera models won't work. |
The original author disbanded the project for good reasons, as UniFi Video is now EOL. However, the images at Docker Hub are outdated vulnerable for the log4j exploit. An unreleased fix is available from the master branch but it won't build due to broken dependencies. I made a fork with some changes and fixes. I'm not planning to submit a pull request since UniFi Video and this repostory are dead.
Works fine for Docker on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS. Should still work for k8s too but I have not tested this. |
Is UniFi Video Docker still usable? I have clients that do not want video footage stored on-site and this would be perfect so I could pair the cameras to this controller that runs off-site.
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