Large scale web socket system with AWS and Web socket
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This document describes the architecture for a large-scale web socket system designed for scalability on public cloud infrastructure. The system uses Amazon EC2 servers, DNS load balancing, proxy workers, and app workers to support low-latency command and control of multiple IP cameras over web socket connections while ensuring security. Stateless app workers connect to a central database for session information.
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