Complete technical documentation for the Listener Price Oracle, Listener Reporting Service, Webhook Push, and the Trinity Beast Command Center. Everything you need to integrate, operate, and optimize. 32 documents organized by category — click any document to open it in a new tab.
Getting started guides, operational walkthroughs, and onboarding documentation. These are the first documents new team members and partners should read.
Common tasks, code examples in 15+ languages, all 4 LRS report endpoints with full JSON responses, troubleshooting tips, and operational cheat sheets.
View Guide →Complete user's guide to the TBCC — 6 widget dashboards, Kiro CLI, Aurora pgAdmin, terminal relay, AWS operations, and admin console walkthroughs.
View Guide →Real-time infrastructure dashboard — services, ECS nodes, Valkey metrics, Lambda, nightly sync, and 7-day website analytics. Powered by Valkey cache.
Open Dashboard →Pattern explorer — page views, reading time, scroll depth, video plays, CTA clicks, form submissions, downloads, traffic sources, and visitor countries.
Open Analytics →How to connect AWS partners via PrivateLink (TCP) and VPC Peering (UDP) — step-by-step onboarding for both sides with exact CLI commands.
View Guide →Public view of the entire network — 4 containers, 6 exchanges, Aurora, ElastiCache, SQS, Lambda, WAF, and a live price feed cycling every 6 seconds. No auth required.
View Live →How to subscribe, configure, and receive real-time prices via Webhook Push — tiers, endpoints, payload format, HMAC verification, and FAQ.
View Guide →How Kiro operates The TBI — pre-built API routines, deployment automation, session-persistent steering, and the KCC vs TBCC comparison.
View Guide →System design, AWS resource specifications, project structure, and infrastructure-as-code. The technical foundation of The Trinity Beast Infrastructure — how it's built, how it's deployed, and what it costs.
Complete system architecture — three-tier cache (sync.Map → ElastiCache → REST), data flows, Mermaid diagrams, deployment strategies, and security model.
View Guide →Full technical specification — AWS resource inventory, networking, Aurora Serverless v2, ElastiCache for Valkey, ECS Fargate, Distributed Adaptive Governor, ALB with LOR algorithm, and CloudFormation templates.
View Spec →Go monorepo layout — 3 binaries, 10 internal packages, Mermaid folder tree diagram, and file-by-file reference guide.
View Structure →Multi-stage Dockerfiles, 14-tool troubleshooting toolkit, build commands, ECR push, ECS deploy, health checks, and ECS Exec container access.
View Guide →The engineering showcase — table-driven Exchange Manager, 6-exchange WebSocket engine, zero-alloc UDP v6, 24-counter runtime telemetry, cluster-wide ElastiCache aggregation, and 16 tunable profiles.
View Features →Complete infrastructure-as-code template — 123 resources, one command to recreate everything. Disaster recovery playbook, deployment guide, and resource wiring explained.
View Guide →Complete inventory of all AWS resources — ECS services, Aurora, ElastiCache, ALB, NLB, CloudFront, S3, Lambda, DNS, VPC, and every connection between them.
View Inventory →Full cost transparency — monthly breakdown by resource, visual cost distribution, optimization history, and future savings opportunities. Every dollar accounted for.
View Costs →API endpoint documentation, database schemas, cache key patterns, and monitoring configuration. The data layer — every table, every key, every metric.
Comprehensive endpoint documentation for LPO and LRS — authentication, parameters, full response schemas, rate limits, and error codes.
View Reference →Listener Reporting Service deep dive — usage reports, summary analytics, report-on-report tracking, limits, and integration patterns.
View Guide →4 dashboards, 14 alarms, SNS notifications (email + SMS), 10 log groups, custom metrics, and alarm response playbook.
View Guide →Complete schema reference — all 29 Aurora tables with every column, data type, default, nullable, indexes, foreign keys, and descriptions.
View Dictionary →All ElastiCache key patterns — price cache, API key cache, app config, usage log indexes, adaptive governor counters, session/webhook deduplication, and sync high-water marks.
View Definitions →Privacy-first website analytics — client beacon, 5 event types, 2 Aurora tables, 6 indexes, admin API with 10 aggregation fields, security & abuse prevention, 24-page coverage map, KCC/TBCC integration. Zero cookies, zero third-party deps.
View Guide →Runtime configuration, subscription management, payment processing, and performance tuning. How to operate and optimize The Trinity Beast Infrastructure day-to-day.
Complete reference for all 30 runtime parameters — system mode profiles, cache tuning, DB pool settings, usage log batching, and price source configuration.
View Reference →Subscription lifecycle management — Stripe SDK integration, webhook processing, Customer Portal, tier upgrades/downgrades, cancellations, LRS add-on lifecycle, payment failure grace period, and cache invalidation.
View Guide →Performance tuning — connection pooling, three-tier cache strategies, GC tuning, rate limiter configuration, and cost optimization.
View Guide →Payment processing — Stripe Payment Links, webhook handling, receipt Lambda, subscription management, donation processing, and LRS add-on activation.
View Guide →X (Twitter) ad campaign setup — targeting, budget, ad copy variations, campaign flow, and pre-launch checklist for the LPO launch campaign.
View Guide →SQS-powered usage log pipeline — fire-and-forget from the hot path, guaranteed delivery to Aurora via Lambda consumer. Application parameters, message envelope format, and extensibility patterns.
View Configuration →Stress test results, benchmarks, and the test plan for validating throughput across Public and Partner access paths. Proving the system works under pressure.
Run 17 — 1.34 billion requests at 746,374 combined RPS sustained for 30 minutes. 369,600 TCP RPS. 487,900 UDP RPS with 100% success through all 13 levels. 943× improvement in 19 days. The definitive performance validation of The Trinity Beast.
View Report →7 targeted tests across 2 phases — Public subscriber and Partner access paths. Single-container ceiling tests, production topology validation, combined LPO+LRS load, and 30-minute endurance. Real-time 24-counter telemetry with cluster-wide ElastiCache aggregation.
View Plan →An independent technical and strategic evaluation of The Trinity Beast Infrastructure by Kiro — covering architecture, performance, engineering quality, operational maturity, security posture, and the mission that drives it all. Honest analysis with ratings across 8 dimensions.
View Assessment →13 failure scenarios from routine to catastrophic — ECS container failure, Aurora failover, ElastiCache flush, WebSocket feed loss, DNS failure, admin key compromise, full region outage. Step-by-step recovery with KCC commands and verification procedures.
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