AWS Event Bridge

  • An Event Bus that helps in integrating with different applications.
    • Applications can be AWS services, System, applications or software as a service application.
  • Suitable for event driven architectures.
  • Fully managed
  • Pay with what you use model.
  • Formally called as cloud watch events.
    • Cloud watch events did not support custom apps as well as SAS applications outside AWS.
  • With Event Bridge we can create event driven architecture.
    • If someone terminates instances in our autoscaling group. We can log this action in cloud watch.
    • We need to automatically deploy our code using code pipelines at 11 PM every day.
    • If a user deactivates his account from our application, we may want a feedback from him. We can trigger an email using SNS or SES or may even schedule a call with him.
  • High-level diagram of an Event Bridge operation.


  • A single rule can have at max five targets.
  • Important terms in event Bridge
    • Event
      • And event indicates a change in an environment
    • Rules
      • A rule matches incoming events and routes them to targets for processing.
    • Targets
      • Target application of your rule. A target processes events.
    • Event bus
      • An event bus receives events. When you create a rule, you associate it with a specific event Bus, and the rule is matched only to events received by that event bus.
      • An event bus acts as a parent to rule.
  • Helps to simplify product software architecture
    • Moving from monolithic to micro service architecture.
    • Reduces the cost of decoupling the services together.
      • Change in upstream service may impact downstream services and vice versa.
    • Addresses the issue of availability with synchronous API’s
      • Services may go slow or there may even be an outage in essential services.
    • Events are central to event Bridge, events are observable, not directed.
      • API’s use directed commands.
      • Events are observed and based on that actions are taken.
    • Event Bus provides an endpoint, where event, producer and send events
    • The router manages directing and fitting those events to appropriate downstream consumers.
      • Consumers can get the events they care about while producers remain decoupled.
    • Amazon event bridge is a server-less event, bus service for SAAS and AWS services.
      • Fully managed, pay as you go.
      • Native integration with SAAS providers.
      • 90+ AWS services as sources.
      • 17 AWS services as targets.
      • $ per million events put into the bus.
      • No additional cost for delivery.
    • Key benefits of Amazon Event Bridge
      • Decoupling
        • Helps to maintain and ensure applications remain decoupled.
      • Simplified event routing
        • Event routing in simple path what is well but our handling can be difficult to Orchestrate.
        • An event Bus can help manage Evors across multiple workflows. This helps in services to remain simple and focus on listing and creating respective events.
      • Improved availability
        • Event, which can help to improve availability. Synchronous API’s are made vulnerable to failures. Asynchronous API’s provide more resilience and right architecture design can improve availability.
      • Third party integration
        • Instead of using polling or web hooks. You can ingest data seamlessly, and in near real-time using events. Event Bridge offers SAS integrations where providers treat data as events.

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