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Building a Scalable Video Streaming Platform on AWS: A 3-Tier Architecture with Subscription Management

Emmanuel
5 min readAug 24, 2024

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Introduction

In today’s fast-paced digital world, providing seamless and reliable video streaming services is essential for any company looking to reach a global audience.

To achieve this, it’s crucial to design a robust and scalable architecture that can handle varying levels of traffic while ensuring high availability, security, and performance.

This article will guide you through setting up a 3-tier architecture on Amazon Web Services (AWS) for a video streaming company, enhanced with subscription management using AWS Lambda.

Overview of the 3-Tier Architecture

A 3-tier architecture is a well-known software application structure that divides the application into three logical and physical computing tiers:

  1. Presentation Layer (Front-End)
  2. Application Layer (Middleware)
  3. Data Layer (Back-End)

Additionally, we incorporate Subscription Management to handle user subscriptions effectively.

Let’s dive into the components used in each layer and how they interact to deliver a seamless video streaming experience.

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Emmanuel
Emmanuel

Written by Emmanuel

Certified Cloud Solutions Architect passionate about Cloud & DevOps, Technology Evangelism, Pastoral Ministry, Educator and Mentor, and World Travel.

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