Event Bridge on Ubuntu 24.04

Amazon EventBridge is a fully managed, serverless event routing service that enables event-driven architectures by connecting applications through events. It allows developers to ingest, filter, transform, and route events from AWS services, custom applications, and third-party SaaS providers without managing infrastructure.

EventBridge is widely used for microservices communication, workflow automation, system integration, and real-time application orchestration. It supports rule-based event routing, schema discovery, event replay, and seamless integration with AWS services such as Lambda, Step Functions, SNS, SQS, and API destinations.

Features of Amazon EventBridge:

• Serverless event bus for AWS services, SaaS, and custom applications.
• Rule-based event filtering and routing.
• Supports event-driven and microservices architectures.
• Native integration with AWS Lambda, Step Functions, SNS, and SQS.
• Schema registry and automatic event schema discovery.
• Highly scalable, reliable, and fully managed by AWS.

To verify EventBridge access and configuration, use the following steps:

 Configure AWS credentials: $ aws configure List EventBridge event buses: $ aws events list-event-buses List rules on default bus: $ aws events list-rules Describe a rule: $ aws events describe-rule --name <rule-name> 

Disclaimer: Amazon EventBridge is a managed AWS service provided under AWS service terms. Users are responsible for configuring event rules, permissions, IAM roles, and targets according to their application requirements. Proper monitoring, access control, and cost management are recommended when building event-driven systems.