About This Architecture

Event-driven music streaming platform architecture on AWS EKS orchestrates nine microservices through Kafka message broker and API Gateway. User Service, Music Service, Playlist Service, and Streaming Service communicate via Kafka while serving mobile, web, and admin clients through CloudFront CDN. Keycloak handles authentication with JWT tokens, PostgreSQL databases store user and music metadata, MinIO Object Storage serves audio files, Redis Cache accelerates reads, and ClickHouse Analytics DB powers recommendation engine. This architecture demonstrates production-grade microservices patterns for media streaming platforms requiring high availability, real-time analytics, and horizontal scalability. Fork this diagram on Diagrams.so to customize service boundaries, swap PostgreSQL for DynamoDB, or add your CDN configuration.

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How do you architect a scalable music streaming platform on AWS EKS with microservices and event-driven communication?

Deploy nine specialized microservices on AWS EKS communicating through Kafka message broker, with Keycloak handling JWT authentication, MinIO serving audio files, Redis caching metadata, and ClickHouse powering analytics. This diagram shows the complete production architecture with monitoring via Prometheus and Grafana.