To troubleshoot your issue with the egress request not recording the room and uploading to S3, please follow these steps: 1. Verify S3 Configuration:`const fileOutput = new EncodedFileOutput({ filepath:

${new Date(Date.now()).toISOString()}-${roomName}.mp4

, output: { case: 's3', value: new S3Upload({ endpoint: S3_ENDPOINT, accessKey: S3_KEY_ID, secretKey: S3_KEY_SECRET, region: S3_REGION, bucket: S3_BUCKET, }), }, });` ◦ Ensure your S3 credentials (access key, secret key, bucket name, region, and endpoint) are correctly configured. ◦ Example configuration: 1. Check Required Environment Variables: ◦ Ensure the following variables are set: ▪︎

LIVEKIT_API_KEY

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LIVEKIT_API_SECRET

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LIVEKIT_URL

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S3_KEY_ID

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S3_KEY_SECRET

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S3_BUCKET

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S3_ENDPOINT

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S3_REGION

1. Verify Redis Connection: ◦ Confirm that your LiveKit server and egress service can both connect to the same Redis database. 1. Check Room Existence: ◦ Ensure the room you are trying to record exists and has participants. 1. Check S3 Permissions: ◦ Verify that your S3 credentials have the necessary permissions to write to the specified bucket. 1. Monitor Logs: ◦ Check the egress service logs for any specific error messages related to the issue. 1. Update Dependencies: ◦ Ensure your egress service, LiveKit server SDK, and LiveKit CLI are up to date. If the issue persists after these steps, please provide additional details such as the room ID, timestamps, and any error logs from the egress service for further investigation. Sources: Egress & Recording | livekit/livekit_composite | DeepWiki | app/api/record/start/route.ts | README.md