AWS re:Invent 2020: Building event-driven applications with Amazon EventBridge

More and more companies are looking at event-driven architecture and Amazon EventBridge to help with application modernization. Amazon EventBridge is helping them build loosely coupled applications that scale independently and make it easier to integrate cloud-based applications and services. But where do you start? This session covers event-driven design concepts, outlines how to deal with Amazon EventBridge event bus topologies and multi-account patterns, and presents recommended practices for building scalable event-driven applications using Amazon EventBridge.

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[davidlee]

is there any blog to simplify or enrich this video?

[itsnpe]

EventBridge should be able to invoke cross account targets without involving another EventBus.

[pockm]

Great presentation... that is really cool

[eattatakimas]

what is the best way to manage rules when you have a ton of them?

[marcotroisi]

0:45 EventBridge recap
1:50 EventBridge architecture
5:26 Benefits
6:30 Where to start
7:38 Event Bus patterns
9:34 Architectural approaches
16:20 EventBridge Resource Policies
18:55 Multi-Bus patterns
23:00 Recommended practices
26:57 Summary

[ameenasif]

How we handle when source of event is IBM MQ On-prem data centre that produces 1MB of Message with XML payload, what is the best way to receive this event on AWS