We’re setting up a server to record and deliver a live 360 video stream on a website.
The website needs to be able to show the live video but also be able to pull up footage from any (specified) moment in the past.
We’re thinking that setting things up on Amazon AWS is a good idea but do we also need CloudFront?
There will be a physical Wowza server installed on location where the camera system is but bandwidth out is not enough for more than one person to view it at a time - do we need to install an additional wowza server on AWS in order to make it work as planned or?
In planning this first we need to be able to calculate how much it will likely cost at Amazon but we don’t know which parts on the calculator (https://calculator.s3.amazonaws.com/index.html) we’ll be using etc etc questions like:
Elastic IP:
Number of Additional Elastic IPs:
Elastic IP Non-attached Time:
Number of Elastic IP Remaps:
Data Transfer:
Inter-Region Data Transfer Out:
Data Transfer Out:
Data Transfer In:
VPC Peering Data Transfer:
Intra-Region Data Transfer:
Public IP/Elastic IP Data Transfer:
Elastic Load Balancing:
Number of Elastic LBs:
Total Data Processed by all ELBs:
Clearly we need a LOT of help
Any advice welcome!
Thank you!