✍️ New blog post by Sabarish Sathasivan
Streaming Salesforce Events to AWS with Event Relay and EventBridge
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@awscmblogposts.bsky.social✍️ New blog post by Sabarish Sathasivan
Streaming Salesforce Events to AWS with Event Relay and EventBridge
@awsuguk.bsky.socialThe videos are live!
🎤 @theburningmonk.com - Event-driven architecture: the hard parts
🎤 @martindotnet.bsky.social - Every Player Gets a VM: Battleships on Lambda MicroVMs for re:Invent
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#AWS #AWSCommunity #Serverless #eventbridge #lambda
@qiita-trending.bot.chrs.toBitbucket PipelinesとCodePipelineを活用したECS(Fargate)自動デプロイ環境の構築
@darryl-ruggles.cloud#EventBridge #EventDrivenArchitecture #Serverless #AWS #PlatformEngineering
Anyone who has worked with EventBridge across multiple AWS accounts knows it can get messy. Setups can expand with every new forwarding rule and you can end up with many custom event buses spread
@darryl-ruggles.cloud#EKS #Kubernetes #AWSConfig #SNS #EventBridge
Using the Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) on AWS makes using Kubernetes easier than setting up from scratch. One complication that many teams don't handle well is regularly updating Kubernetes versions as they get released
@elizabethfue12.bsky.socialEventBridge now supports one shared event bus across all accounts in your AWS org. Native ordering, simplified subscribers, better pricing at scale.
No more chaining buses with cross-account rules.
@darryl-ruggles.cloud#EDA #Route53 #Eventbridge #DNS
Managing DNS records manually across multiple AWS accounts is one of those operational tasks that quietly drains time and attention.
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@awsuguk.bsky.socialEvent-driven architecture solves your coupling problem and hands you three new ones.
🎤 @theburningmonk.com , Event-driven architecture: the hard parts
