Deep Dive on Amazon EventBridge - AWS Online Tech Talks

Amazon EventBridge is a serverless event bus service that launched in July 2019. EventBridge makes it easy to build event-driven architectures by using data from your own applications, Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) applications, and AWS services. This tech talk will provide a deep dive on how events flow from internal and external applications through EventBridge, and how you can use rules and policies to route, transform, and control access to these events. We'll talk about how EventBridge integrates with other AWS services, like Amazon SQS and AWS Lambda, and help you get started building resilient, scalable, event-driven architectures in the cloud.
Learning Objectives:
Learn how to build event-driven architectures with data from 3rd party SaaS apps
Optimize event-driven applications for performance and availability
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[@iflux8821]

Truly well presented! ❤ Huge thanks, Nick! I hope you are making an updated version including recent development features/updates. 🙏🤞

[@amazonwebservices]

That's AWSome to hear! 🤝 ☁️ 😀

[@melvinrmc2002]

This rule example saved my day, i wasted two days to determine the Json structure when a lambda function has an eventbridge destination: It was a headache! The CatchAll-Rule rules! 🤭 Bad joke! 🙄, Great vídeo, thankyu

[@Tuscani2005GT]

This video POP does a really POP great POP job POP of explaining POP EventBridge POP. But seriously thanks for a great video.

[@Bill0102]

I'm completely absorbed in this. I had the privilege of reading something similar, and I was completely absorbed. "Mastering AWS: A Software Engineers Guide" by Nathan Vale

[@alexdorand]

I absolutely loved this.

[@sanjay4743]

Is it possible to have a containerized web service as a subscriber for the event that are being filtered by Event Bridge ?

[@joepage3065]

Great demo, thanks for sharing.

[@nyxzbg]

Very well presented. Thank you!

[@AsadShaikh-qc9ev]

Super awesome demo, loved it and love the service even more :)

[@tristanjustice1071]

Sorry to be so offtopic but does someone know of a way to log back into an Instagram account..? I somehow forgot my login password. I love any assistance you can give me.

[@orrlevinger]

i need to trigger a lambda in 24 hours after an event.. so i create a rule with cron expression per event. now i see this wont work if i have more than 100 events since this will break the 100 rules limit.. should migrate to step functions and use wait? or can i still use event bridge in some other way?

[@saiganeshmedide5849]

Can I assume this to be the great replica of service bus in oracle??

[@ramakrishnab8348]

How do we monitor the events those doesn't match any rule or failed to process? Can we replay the failed events?

[@jjbb7010]

Is Jira or ServiceNow supported by chance?

[@SreenathV]

Awesome tutorial...

[@chychywoohoo]

partner event sources is cool, but there are very few

[@KonstantinVlasenko]

Question. There is an architecture proposed: API->EventBridge->fork to [1. Kinesis-> S3][2. lambda A]..[N. lambda Z] In our case we don't anticipate a lot of events. But still want to keep audit in S3 bucket. Would the next architecture be more appropriate if we don't have to much events per second: API->S3->EventBridge-> fork to [1. lambda A]..[N. lambda Z]

[@KonstantinVlasenko]

Have an answer: In latter case (w/o Kinesis, when event goes to EventBridge from S3) we wouldn't get an actual content of event. We'll get an S3 object information instead. Which is, obviously, not what we need. So the architecture proposed in the video is the only correct :) Hence feature request to EventBridge (expand S3 object content in case of S3 events as a source)

[@focusotter]

@@KonstantinVlasenko Thanks for sharing! I was wondering why there was the need for firehose too!

[@arnold5621]

Super Awesome

[@hardikvasa6445]

nice!

[@nikunj204]

Is it possible to send S3 upload events to EventBridge bus ? i.e. Client uploads file to S3 -> Event comes into EventBridge bus on its own. ?

[@tracy_gao]

Seems need firehose to send event in middle

[@mr.condoriano]

you should be able to do this with cloudwatch events and then send trigger to event bus with metadata of s3 object affected

[@tracy_gao]

Hey, nice talk, can you provide the slides for downloading?

[@rajsuresh9650]

@23:51

[@AniketKapse]

Ruined the entire video by breathing into the mic. Keep some distance ffs. So annoying

[@nicksmit959]

Sorry!

[@iflux8821]

Well, Nick did such a nice job in presenting the information that I quickly stopped to notice it. I would rather have Nick breathing heavily in the mic and keeping presenting that well than having clean sound and not providing such a clear and concise info 😂