Abstract: Systems and methods for peer-to-peer video data transfer on demand from an edge data storage device to a browser are described. A media device, such as a surveillance video camera, may include a media server and a WebRTC peer application. The media server may send media stream files using a first data transfer protocol to the WebRTC peer application in the media device. Using a second data transfer protocol, the WebRTC peer application on the media device may establish a secure peer-to-peer connection to a connection handler on a user device. The connection handler on the user device may provide the media stream files to an internet browser on the user device and the internet browser may display the media from the media stream file using an HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) library.

Abstract: Systems and methods for peer-to-peer video data transfer on demand from an edge data storage device to a browser are described. A media device, such as a surveillance video camera, may include a media server and a WebRTC peer application. The media server may send media stream files using a first data transfer protocol to the WebRTC peer application in the media device. Using a second data transfer protocol, the WebRTC peer application on the media device may establish a secure peer-to-peer connection to a connection handler on a user device. The connection handler on the user device may provide the media stream files to an internet browser on the user device and the internet browser may display the media from the media stream file using an HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) library.

Abstract: In one example, a system includes a flash memory, a Random-Access Memory (RAM), and a controller. The flash memory stores first and second initial overlays, where the first initial overlay includes a first overlay function and the second initial overlay includes a second overlay function. The controller copies the first initial overlay into the RAM based on the first overlay function being called, swaps the first initial overlay with the second initial overlay based on the second overlay function being called, and monitors functions calls between the first and second overlay functions over a monitoring period. The controller determines whether a number of the function calls is greater than a threshold value, and based at least in part on the number of function calls being greater than the threshold value, re-groups the first and second overlay functions into a new overlay, and stores the new overlay in the flash memory.

Abstract: In one example, a system includes a flash memory, a Random-Access Memory (RAM), and a controller. The flash memory stores first and second initial overlays, where the first initial overlay includes a first overlay function and the second initial overlay includes a second overlay function. The controller copies the first initial overlay into the RAM based on the first overlay function being called, swaps the first initial overlay with the second initial overlay based on the second overlay function being called, and monitors functions calls between the first and second overlay functions over a monitoring period. The controller determines whether a number of the function calls is greater than a threshold value, and based at least in part on the number of function calls being greater than the threshold value, re-groups the first and second overlay functions into a new overlay, and stores the new overlay in the flash memory.

Abstract: Systems and methods for peer-to-peer video streaming from an edge data storage device to a browser are described. A media device, such as a surveillance video camera, may include a media server and a proxy server. The media server may send media streaming files using a first data transfer protocol to the proxy server in the media device. Using a second data transfer protocol, the proxy server on the media device may establish a secure peer-to-peer connection to another proxy server on a user device. The proxy server on the user device may provide the media streaming files to an internet browser on the user device and the internet browser may display the media from the media streaming file.

Abstract: Systems and methods for peer-to-peer video streaming from an edge data storage device to a browser are described. A media device, such as a surveillance video camera, may include a media server and a proxy server. The media server may send media streaming files using a first data transfer protocol to the proxy server in the media device. Using a second data transfer protocol, the proxy server on the media device may establish a secure peer-to-peer connection to another proxy server on a user device. The proxy server on the user device may provide the media streaming files to an internet browser on the user device and the internet browser may display the media from the media streaming file.

Abstract: A storage system and method for enabling a direct accessible boot block in a memory die are disclosed. In one embodiment, a storage system is provided comprising a NAND memory, a volatile memory, a processor, and a NAND controller. The NAND controller is configured to perform the following in response to receiving a command from the processor at power-up: read bootloader code from the NAND memory; and execute the bootloader code, wherein execution of the bootloader code causes initialization code to be read from the NAND memory and stored in the volatile memory. Other embodiments are provided.

Abstract: A storage system and method for enabling a direct accessible boot block in a memory die are disclosed. In one embodiment, a storage system is provided comprising a NAND memory, a volatile memory, a processor, and a NAND controller. The NAND controller is configured to perform the following in response to receiving a command from the processor at power-up: read bootloader code from the NAND memory; and execute the bootloader code, wherein execution of the bootloader code causes initialization code to be read from the NAND memory and stored in the volatile memory. Other embodiments are provided.