Video Summarization Performance
Overview
The Video Summarization microservice processes uploaded video files through RTVI-VLM for per-chunk vision inference and a summarization LLM (CA-RAG) for event aggregation. The tables below report mean end-to-end (E2E) latency for file summarization and maximum concurrent request capacity (burst) across video lengths. Use these numbers to size GPU count and topology for batch summarization workloads on H100, RTX Pro 6000 SE, and L40S platforms.
Test Configuration
E2E Latency
H100
RTX Pro 6000 SE
L40S
Topology 4×4 (4 VLM + 4 LLM GPUs)
720-minute E2E Avg: 615 s
Topology 2×2 (2 VLM + 2 LLM GPUs)
720-minute E2E Avg: 1151 s
Topology 1 (1 GPU — VLM and LLM colocated)
Maximum Concurrency
Maximum concurrent summarize requests at each target mean E2E latency. Test videos are 1, 5, and 10 minute MP4.
H100
RTX Pro 6000 SE
L40S
Topology 4×4 (4 VLM + 4 LLM GPUs)
Topology 2×2 (2 VLM + 2 LLM GPUs)
All measurements use Cosmos3 Nano Reasoner FP8 with Nemotron 3 Nano, 20 frames per 10-second chunk, 9k vision
tokens, and max_tokens=100.