🚌 Have you used EventBridge Event Bus?
🚌 Have you used EventBridge Event Bus?
The event bus in Amazon EventBridge is a serverless event router that can deliver events to connected applications and services.
🚌 EventBridge event buses provide a centralized way to receive events from multiple sources like AWS services, applications, and internet-connected devices. It then routes the events to targets like AWS Lambda functions, Kinesis data streams, step functions, etc. based on rules you define.
🚌 Some key capabilities of the EventBridge event bus include:
Receiving events from a variety of sources like AWS services, applications, partner apps etc. through API calls or SDKs.
Routing events to different targets for processing or actioning using rules that you can define based on event patterns and structure.
Transforming events before delivery by modifying the event structure or contents using mapping templates and parameters.
Providing a consistent and scalable way to connect applications together using events without having to manage any infrastructure.
Supporting multi-tenant applications by allowing multiple event buses within the same AWS account.
The event bus acts as a central router that makes it easier to build event-driven systems and microservices architectures using serverless compute on AWS like Lambda.
🚌 Learn more about EventBridge Event Bus in this playlist: • ✉️ Amazon EventBridge
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