In this post, I will show you how to implement a simple event-driven application using EventBrdige Pipes and Terraform. At the time of writing this post, EventBrdige Pipes resources are not available with Terraform AWS Provider, therefore I use Terraform AWS Cloud Control Provider (awscc). You can follow this link to learn more about EventBridge Pipes. Refer to the original article…
In Amazon EventBridge, you can create an encrypted archive of the events published to an event bus. In this post, I will explain how we can create an event archive and replay those events later. Refer to the original article that I published on https://duleendra.medium.com
We can use the AWS EventBridge event bus to receive events from various event sources such as AWS services, custom applications, SasS applications, etc. To do that, AWS EventBridge provides two types of event buses such as default and custom. In this example, I will show you how we can use a custom event bus to receive events….
Amazon ECS supports creating scheduled tasks. Scheduled tasks use Amazon EventBridge rules to run tasks. In this example, I will show you how we can run a simple cron job using the ECS schedule task. Refer to the original article that I published on https://duleendra.medium.com
Creating a customized email notification for an SNS topic. Refer to the original article that I published on https://duleendra.medium.com
In this post, I am going to show you how you can use AWS Lambda and Amazon Event Bridge Rule for running a cron job. I use AWS CDK for creating the infrastructure. Refer to the original article that I published on https://duleendra.medium.com