AWS Serverless Microservices with Patterns and Best Practices - Test Custom Event Bus of AWS EventBridge Using Put-Event

The video tutorial provides a comprehensive guide on setting up and testing Amazon Event Bridge for custom event buses. It covers creating infrastructure, defining rules and targets, and testing the setup using the AWS management console. The tutorial also demonstrates how to publish events and verify their consumption by Lambda functions. Additionally, it explains using AWS CLI for event publishing, providing examples and documentation references.

What is the primary purpose of creating a custom event bus in Amazon Event Bridge?

• To create virtual machines

• To manage user authentication

• To route events to specific targets

• To store data permanently

Which AWS service is used to test the custom event bus?

• AWS EC2

• AWS Management Console

• AWS S3

• AWS Lambda

What is essential to include in the JSON format when sending events to the Amazon Event Bridge?

• Network configuration

• Database schema

• User credentials

• Event source and detail type

How can you verify that the ordering Lambda function has processed an event?

• By monitoring the EC2 instance

• By checking the AWS S3 bucket

• By reviewing the logs in CloudWatch

• By accessing the RDS database

What is the significance of asynchronous invocation in Amazon Event Bridge?

• It ensures events are processed without delay

• It guarantees events are processed in order

• It enables events to be processed independently of the sender

• It allows events to be processed in real-time