AWS Kinesis Video Stream and Greengrass Core Device : High Availability Architecture

Question

I'm attempting to stream 50+ on-prem RTSP cameras to AWS Kinesis Video Streams. Given that the Edge connector for KVS must be deployed on an on-prem  Linux machine, how can I ensure high availability and avoid single point of failure in this case, so that if the on-prem Linux machine fails for whatever reason, the camera streaming continues? Please share your thoughts and ideas; they will be greatly useful to me.

Answer

Here is the reference architecture for AWS hosted high availability architecture for Kinesis video streams.
https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/big-data/build-highly-available-streams-with-amazon-kinesis-data-streams/

In your case, since it is on prem, you can create a replicator and store it in Amazon DynamoDB per the architecture recommendations. This way one stream goes to linux box in on-prem, the replicator stream is sent to Amazon DynamoDB, providing high availability necessary.

AWS Kinesis Video Stream and Greengrass Core Device : High Availability Architecture

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