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awscdk-construct-input-switch-scheduler
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AWS CDK Construct for scheduling input switch of MediaLive
CDK Construct for scheduling input switch of MediaLive
import { Stack, StackProps, CfnOutput } from 'aws-cdk-lib';
import { Construct } from 'constructs';
import { LiveChannelFromMp4 } from 'awscdk-construct-live-channel-from-mp4-file';
import { InputSwitchScheduler } from 'awscdk-construct-input-switch-scheduler';
export class ExampleStack extends Stack {
constructor(scope: Construct, id: string, props?: StackProps) {
super(scope, id, props);
// Create a live channel (MediaLive + MediaPackage)
const {eml, empv1: emp} = new LiveChannelFromMp4(this, 'LiveChannelFromMp4', {
sourceUrl: [
's3ssl://example_bucket/test-1.mp4',
's3ssl://example_bucket/test-2.mp4',
],
autoStart: true,
});
// Perform input switch every 15 minutes
new InputSwitchScheduler(this, 'InputSwitchScheduler', {
channelId: eml.channel.ref,
inputAttachments: eml.channel.inputAttachments?.map(({inputAttachmentName}) => inputAttachmentName),
intervalInMinutes: 15,
});
// Print MediaPackage endpoint URL (HLS)
new CfnOutput(this, "MediaPackageEndpointURL", {
value: emp.endpoints.hls.attrUrl,
exportName: "MediaPackageEndpointURL",
description: "MediaPackage endpoint URL",
});
}
}
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AWS CDK Construct for scheduling input switch of MediaLive
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