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Start your 7-day free trialThe best way to get this going is to have a high performance storage setup with 10GbE to the endpoints doing the editing and rendering so that they can push and pull those files with ease.
Then, from there, push the files up to the Cloud as a backup. A two stage backup would be something like a Virtual Tape Library (StarWind) that then pushes the backup files up to BackBlaze. BackBlaze is probably one of the least expensive per TB out there.
The key element here is keeping the files local on a high performance network fabric so that folks are not waiting around for files to move about when there is a need.
OTOH, Kalture might have what you need: https://vpaas.kaltura.com/pricing.html
Running your own server might have bandwidth issues...
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No bandwidth. No per object access fees.
Just massive RAID running very fast.
Since these machines are standard hardware, likely best for you to install Ubuntu Bionic for latest TCP speed enhancements + 5 years of updates.
Security, will be whatever you determine is correct to setup.
Keep in mind, you'll likely never actually edit any remote video file, as the network latency would make this type of work... near impossible...
Your work flow will likely be to download a video + edit it locally + upload a video.
You might consider using https://github.com or setting up your own LFS (Large File Support) Git server which will provide automatic version control + file locking for when people work on video files.