From time to time, I scroll through major service announcements by AWS. One thing I noticed: EventBridge received four new major features (content filtering, schema registry, DLQs, replay & archival) this year already.
Amazon EventBridge (formerly CloudWatch Events) is a fully managed, publish/subscribe system. The publisher sends a JSON event to an event bus. If you want to receive events, you create a rule. If the published event matches with a rule, the event is routed to up to five targets. More than 15 target types are supported (including SQS, SNS, Lambda). EventBridge guarantees are similar to SNS Standard: zero operational effort but no order guarantee and at least once delivery of messages.
In this video, I demo the new features and help you to avoid the pitfalls.
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Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:37 - EventBridge Explained
01:55 - EventBridge Limitations
02:40 - New Features in EventBridge
03:33 - Content Filtering Example
05:35 - Demo: Schema Registry
08:03 - DLQs & Retry Policy
09:09 - Demo: DLQs & Retry Policy
14:51 - Demo: Replay & Archival
20:57 - Wrap Up
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