Like eventgrid-pipe but for AWS EventBridge

A event-driven serverless restaurant API ⭐

A55 Subdivisions for .NET

ComiXology ETL

Custom resources for Pulumi's AWS support to fill in the gaps in the support from the underlying Terraform provider.

A serverless JAMstack Todo App with event-driven architecture using Gatsby, TypeScript, AppSync, DynamoDB, Lambda, Cognito, CloudFront, and EventBridge

EC2-Image-Updater automatically upgrade the instance type of an Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) instance if it is not of the desired type.

This repository contains a solution developed as part of a selection round in a hiring process. The task involved creating an AWS infrastructure that automatically triggers a Lambda function when a CSV file is added to a designated S3 bucket. The Lambda function then prints the contents of the CSV file to CloudWatch log streams.

Creates an IAM role for use as an EventBridge service role.

EmittableEvent is an opinionated abstraction class for generating rich EventBridge events.

A data analysis exploration of https://github.com/rearc-data/quest. Sourcing from third-party APIs in Python and a complete Terraform IaC in AWS with AWS Lambda, S3, SQS, EventBridge, and CloudWatch.

Terraform module to run an ECS Fargate periodically via EventBrdige.

A serverless JAMstack Bookmarking App with event-driven architecture using Gatsby, TypeScript, AppSync, DynamoDB, Lambda, CloudFront, and EventBridge.

A fullstack financial planner application utilizing a cloud-based microservice backend hosted via AWS

Subindo toda a infraestrutura via IAC (Terraform) na AWS para Amazon Event Bridge, Lambda e Kubernates.

A serverless Restaurant Table Reservation App for Halifax restaurants, on cloud using GCP & AWS services, for scalability, security, and cost-efficiency. Featuring Customer, Partner, and Admin apps with modules for Sign Up & Login, Reservations, Chatbot, and innovative components like dual deployment, email notifications, and regular data refresh.

Communicating between services via Amazon EventBridge which keeps the application more distributed and loosely coupled.