Amazon Event Bridge Integration

Amazon Event Bridge

Connect Amazon Event Bridge and send data to Amazon Event Bridge with Rudderstack.

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Overview

By enabling the Amazon EventBridge integration on the RudderStack dashboard, you can automatically send all your event data into EventBridge in real-time. Once the destination is enabled, RudderStack collects the events from all the configured sources and dumps them into EventBridge.With this integration, you don’t have to worry about manually configuring any connections, or monitoring if the events are flowing into your EventBridge instance. You can easily verify the flow of events by checking the Live Events feature on the RudderStack dashboard.

Add Amazon EventBridge as a destination in RudderStack and:

Send event data to EventBridge via various sources supported by RudderStack, including web, iOS, and Android platforms
Ensure timely and reliable delivery of your event data to EventBridge via all your sources
Skip through all the manual coding and configuration with an easy to set up the integration process
Verify the status of your event delivery through RudderStack’s Live Events feature

Amazon EventBridge is a serverless event bus that allows you to connect applications using data from your own apps, integrated SaaS applications, or AWS services. You can collect streams of real time data from a variety of event sources such as Zendesk, Pagerduty, and more, and route them to your preferred endpoints such as AWS Lambda. EventBridge also allows you to set up routing rules that determine where and how to send your data to your application, and how it reacts to the data sources in real-time.

FAQs

What is Amazon Event Bridge used for?

Amazon Event Bridge is a event bus service that enables developers to build and operate various kinds of data streams.

Is it hard to set up Amazon Event Bridge?

Difficulty can vary based on your existing tech stack and data streaming needs. Many users choose to simplify implementation by sending data to Amazon Event Bridge through secure event bus integration tools like RudderStack.

How much does it cost to integrate Amazon Event Bridge with RudderStack?

Pricing for Amazon Event Bridge can vary depending on your use case and data volume. RudderStack offers transparent, volume-based event pricing. See RudderStack's pricing.

What is an event bus in AWS?

In AWS, an event bus is a resource that is responsible for receiving the events from a given data source and route them according to the specified rules. By default, your account’s event bus receives rules from the AWS services. You can also set up your event bus that receives rules from your custom applications and services. There is also a partner event bus that receives events from a source created by your SaaS partner. The SaaS applications or services generate these events.

What is the format of an event?

In EventBridge, the events are represented as JSON objects. All the events have a similar structure as well as top-level fields. The EventBridge rules use specific event patterns to match the AWS events on an event bus. When a particular pattern matches, the associated rule routes the event to that pattern to the specified target.

How do I secure access to Amazon EventBridge?

To get secure access to Amazon EventBridge, you need your AWS credentials to authenticate your requests. These credentials must have the required permissions to access your AWS resources, including retrieving event data from your AWS resources.