SourceAWS Elemental MediaConnect Router now supports configurable recovery latency modes
AWS Elemental MediaConnect Router now enables customers to configure recovery latency settings for internal connections between inputs and outputs. Previously, these settings were automatically determined by the service.
Why it matters
This update allows operators of latency-sensitive video workflows to reduce recovery time, ensuring more stable delivery for critical feeds.
The details
- Users can choose between balanced mode and low-latency mode per router output.
- A new CloudWatch metric, RouteFabricRecoveryLatency, tracks configured recovery latency for each route.
- Configuration is available via the MediaConnect API, AWS Management Console, and AWS CLI.
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AWS owns AWS Elemental MediaConnect Router
AWS develops and operates AWS Elemental MediaConnect Router.
AWS owns Amazon CloudWatch
AWS owns and provides CloudWatch.
AWS Elemental MediaConnect Router uses Amazon CloudWatch
AWS Elemental MediaConnect Router publishes the RouteFabricRecoveryLatency metric to CloudWatch.
AWS Elemental MediaConnect Router uses AWS Management Console
AWS Elemental MediaConnect Router latency settings can be configured via the AWS Management Console.
AWS Elemental MediaConnect Router uses AWS CLI
AWS Elemental MediaConnect Router latency settings can be configured and viewed via the AWS CLI.
AWS Elemental MediaConnect Router uses REST API
MediaConnect Router latency settings can be configured and viewed using the MediaConnect API.
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AWS Elemental MediaConnect Router Supports Configurable Recovery Latency Modes
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