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There are a lot of great articles on the AWS blog detailing how you can accomplish something like this. While they may not be exact/specific to your use-case, you can piece together multiple articles to set up a solution.
[How to build online multiplayer games using Amazon GameLift, AWS Serverless, and C++] (https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/gametech/online-multiplayer-amazon-gamelift-aws-serverless/)
[Building a serverless multi-player game that scales] (https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/compute/building-a-serverless-multiplayer-game-that-scales/)
[Creating Servers for Multiplayer Mobile Games with Just a Few Lines of JavaScript] (https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/gametech/creating-servers-for-multiplayer-mobile-games-with-amazon-gamelift/)
While this is not a direct answer to your question, there are so many resources available to help guide you in your AWS journey. I would recommend watching through some of the free training videos on the basics of AWS before diving in so that you have some of the fundamentals down before getting your hands dirty.
Here are some good resources for getting started:
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Honestly, this is all I really wanted, there's just so much breadth in terms of AWS and Cloud that I'm a little overwhelmed with where to start.
I'll definitely start out with those links thanks Chris.