Amazon EventBridge Pipes helps you create point-to-point integrations between event producers and consumers with optional transform, filter and enrich steps. EventBridge Pipes reduces the amount of integration code you need to write and maintain when building event-driven applications.
How it works
The diagram shows how Amazon EventBridge Pipes works.
The first step is tilted “Source” and says “pull events from a supported AWS service.” The first illustration is a list of Amazon sources including: Amazon SQS, Amazon Kinesis Data Streams, Amazon DynamoDB, Amazon MSK, and Amazon MQ.
The next step is titled “Amazon EventBridge Pipes” and says “Filter, enrich, and transform your events.”
The illustration is the EventBridge logo.
The next step is titled “Filter” and says “Choose which events to keep.” The illustration is a funnel.
The next step is titled “Enrich and transform” and says “Restructure, modify, or pull additional data into your account.” The illustration is a list of Amazon Services including: AWS Lambda, AWS Step Functions, Amazon API Gateway, and Amazon EventBridge API Destinations.
The last step is titled “Target” and says “Send your event to one of over 14 AWS services.” The last illustration is a list of AWS services including: Amazon EventBridge, Amazon Kinesis Data Streams, AWS Step Functions, Amazon API Gateway, and Amazon SQS.
Use cases
Features
Filter Events
Ensure your applications process only the necessary events, so that you consume only a subset of events.
Batch Events
Retrieve events from sources and deliver to targets in batches, making integrations more efficient.
Order Events
Provide guaranteed ordering of events for applications where the ordering is critical.
High Concurrency
Support high concurrency, so you can process large volumes of events quickly.
Advanced Enrichment
Provide enrichment capabilities using AWS Lambda, AWS Step Functions, API Gateway, or an API call to a third-party API using API Destinations.