Serverless Architecture on Ubuntu 24.04

Amazon EventBridge is a fully managed, serverless event bus service designed to build and operate modern serverless and event-driven architectures. It enables applications to communicate asynchronously by routing real-time events between AWS services, serverless workloads, SaaS applications, and custom event producers without the need to provision or manage servers.

EventBridge is a core building block for serverless systems, allowing loose coupling between microservices, Lambda functions, and managed AWS services. It supports intelligent event filtering, transformation, and routing using rules, enabling scalable workflows, automation pipelines, and real-time application orchestration.

With native integrations across AWS serverless services, EventBridge simplifies application integration while providing high availability, automatic scaling, and built-in reliability.

Key Features for Serverless Architectures:

• Fully serverless event bus with no infrastructure management.
• Rule-based event filtering and routing for decoupled systems.
• Native integration with AWS Lambda, Step Functions, SNS, and SQS.
• Supports event-driven microservices and asynchronous workflows.
• Schema registry and automatic schema discovery for event governance.
• Highly scalable, fault-tolerant, and managed by AWS.

To verify EventBridge access and configuration using AWS CLI:

# Configure AWS credentials
aws configure

# List available event buses
aws events list-event-buses

# List rules on the default event bus
aws events list-rules

# Describe a specific rule
aws events describe-rule --name <rule-name>

Disclaimer:
Amazon EventBridge is a fully managed AWS serverless service and is not installed locally. Users are responsible for configuring event buses, rules, IAM permissions, and targets according to their serverless application requirements. Monitoring, security controls, and cost optimization should be implemented following AWS best practices.