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Application Integration

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Amazon EventBridge

Serverless event bus and routing service that matches events to rules and sends them to targets.

Key points

  • Event patterns route matching events by content; schedules can initiate time-based events.
  • Producers do not need to call every target directly.
  • Targets require the correct invocation permissions, input shape, retry, and failure handling.

Best-known use cases

  • Content-based application event routing.
  • Integration with AWS service and custom application events.

What candidates often confuse it with

  • EventBridge routes events by rules; SNS performs topic-based pub/sub fanout.
  • EventBridge choreography differs from Step Functions stateful workflow orchestration.

Key takeaway

Choose EventBridge when rules should route events without hard-coded producer-to-target calls.

Related services

  • Amazon SNS
  • Amazon SQS
  • AWS Step Functions
  • AWS Lambda

Relevant exam tasks

  • D1.1 — Develop code for applications hosted on AWS
  • 1.1.12 — Use Amazon EventBridge to implement event-driven patterns
  • D3.2 — Test applications in development environments
  • 3.2.5 — Test event-driven applications

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Duration
130 minutes
Questions
65 total; 50 scored and 15 unidentified unscored
Formats
Multiple choice and multiple response
Scoring
100–1,000 scaled score; 720 minimum passing score

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