Scheduling tasks using AWS Lambda is useful for automating repetitive, time-based operations. Some common use cases include data backups, report generation, data cleanup, and periodic application maintenance.
With Amazon EventBridge Scheduler, you can specify when and how often you want a Lambda Function to run. This means you can easily set up daily, weekly, or custom cron-like schedules.
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In this video, let's learn how to use Amazon EventBridge and set up schedules to trigger a Lambda Function built using .NET. The concepts apply to other programming languages as well.
00:00 Introduction
01:07 Lambda Function Handler
03:14 Deploy
03:47 Set Up Lambda Trigger
04:44 Rate Expression
06:06 EventBridge Rule Detail
07:31 Custom input type
10:39 Disable Rule
11:01 CRON Expression
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