Running LiveRamp’s Local Encoder In an AWS Environment

Local Encoder enables you to generate securely-encoded RampIDs for your consumer data files within your own cloud environment and then utilize that data for Activation or addressability use cases, depending on your needs. In this way your consumer data is never exposed to an external network, while still enabling full use of the LiveRamp solutions. The encoded RampIDs produced by the application cannot be decoded back to the original consumer identifiers.

Local Encoder can be run on any infrastructure that supports running Docker images. The Local Encoder Docker image is currently distributed via the Amazon Elastic Container Registry (ECR).

For more information on Local Encoder, including information on security, use cases, data you can send, and output options, see "LiveRamp Local Encoder".

When running Local Encoder in an AWS environment, there are several options, depending on your infrastructure needs. See the articles in this section for more information.