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Video on demand on AWS

Videos on Demand on AWS is a reference implementation that automatically provisions the AWS services necessary to build a scalable, distributed video-on-demand workflow. The solution leverages Amazon CloudWatch to monitor log files and sends Amazon SNS notifications for encoding, publishing, and errors.

Workflow diagram showing the AWS Video on Demand architecture. It illustrates the video processing pipeline using services such as Amazon S3, S3 Glacier, AWS Step Functions, AWS Elemental MediaConvert, AWS Lambda, Amazon DynamoDB, Amazon CloudWatch, Amazon Simple Notification Service, and Amazon CloudFront.

AWS Limit monitor

The  AWS Limit Monitor enables tracking of service usage against quotas. With this easy-to-deploy solution, you can audit your usage and make informed decision regarding resources. If actual usage exceeds 80% of a given service quota, AWS Lambda publishes a message to the Amazon SNS topic which is sent to an email address you specify during setup.
A workflow architecture diagram illustrating how AWS SNS limit monitoring works. The diagram showcases integration between AWS CloudWatch, Lambda, DynamoDB, AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM), API calls, and notifications to users. It visually details the process flow from monitoring to user notification for AWS Simple Notification Service (SNS) limit monitoring.

AWS ops automator

The  AWS Ops Automator is a customizable solution designed to provide a core framework for automated tasks, allowing you to focus on extending functionality rather than managing underlying infrastructure operations. Warning and error messages are published to a solution-created Amazon SNS topic which sends messages to a subscribed email address.
A workflow diagram showing the architecture of AWS Ops Automator. The image illustrates the integration between AWS Lambda (Ops Automator microservices), Amazon DynamoDB for task configuration and tracking, Amazon SNS, Amazon CloudWatch, AWS CloudFormation templates, a secondary account with cross-account roles, task configuration stacks, and an Amazon S3 bucket.

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