Quickstart: Deploy Azure AI Video Indexer by using an ARM template
Important
Due to the Azure Media Services retirement announcement, Azure AI Video Indexer announces Azure AI Video Indexer features adjustments. See Changes related to Azure Media Service (AMS) retirement to understand what this means for your Azure AI Video Indexer account. See the Preparing for AMS retirement: VI update and migration guide.
Note
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Using this quickstart, you can create an Azure AI Video Indexer account by using an Azure Resource Manager template.
A Azure Resource Manager template is a JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) file that defines the infrastructure and configuration using declarative syntax. You describe your intended deployment without writing the sequence of programming commands to create the deployment.
Once the account is created, you can use the Video Indexer API to interact with the account, upload videos, and get AI Insights. To get started, see Use Azure AI Video Indexer REST API.
Deploy the sample
You have two deployment options:
Parameters
name
- Type: string
- Description: The name of the new Azure AI Video Indexer account.
- Required: true
storageAccountName
- Type: string
- Description: The Name of the storageAccount that will be used by Video Indexer Account.
- Required: true
tags
- Type: object
- Description: The array of objects that represents custom user tags on the Azure AI Video Indexer account.
- Required: false
Reference documentation
If you're new to Azure AI Video Indexer, see:
- The Azure AI Video Indexer documentation
- The Azure AI Video Indexer API developer portal
- See other Azure AI Video Indexer samples.
If you're new to template deployment, see:
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