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Answer: Create an Amazon EventBridge custom event bus. Create an archive on the custom event bus. Create a rule to send the custom events to the Lambda function.
Amazon EventBridge allows you to create custom event buses designed specifically to handle custom application-specific events. You can configure an archive on this custom event bus to record events so they can be replayed later. Creating a rule on the custom event bus allows you to route these events to an AWS Lambda function for processing. The default event bus is primarily used for AWS service events.
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Question #64 A CloudOps engineer needs to build an event infrastructure for a set of custom application-specific events. The events must be sent to an AWS Lambda function for processing. The CloudOps engineer must record the events to replay later by event type or event time. Which solution will meet these requirements?
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Create an Amazon EventBridge custom event bus. Create an archive on the custom event bus. Create a rule to send the custom events to the Lambda function.
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Create an archive on the Amazon EventBridge default event bus. Use pattern matching to record the custom events. Create a rule to send the custom events to the Lambda function.
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Create an archive on the Amazon EventBridge default event bus. Create an EventBridge pipe to ingest the custom events and to save the custom events in the archive. Create a rule to send the custom events to the Lambda function.
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Create a log group in Amazon CloudWatch Logs. Create an Amazon EventBridge rule to send the custom events to the Lambda function and to the log group.
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