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Seat booking application architecture leveraging AWS ECS Fargate for serverless container orchestration and Amazon DocumentDB for MongoDB-compatible database persistence. Users access the application through Route 53 DNS routing to an Application Load Balancer, which distributes traffic across ECS Services running in private subnets within a VPC. Each Fargate task connects to a DocumentDB cluster for seat inventory management and streams operational metrics to CloudWatch for monitoring. This architecture demonstrates best practices for building highly available, auto-scaling booking systems without managing EC2 instances. Fork this diagram on Diagrams.so to customize subnet configurations, add caching layers, or integrate API Gateway for mobile clients.

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How do I architect a scalable seat booking application on AWS using ECS Fargate and DocumentDB?

Deploy ECS Fargate tasks behind an Application Load Balancer in private subnets, connect to a DocumentDB cluster for seat inventory, and route user traffic through Route 53. This diagram shows the complete VPC setup with CloudWatch monitoring.