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Integrate EventBridge with RunMyJobs

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Publish events, manage rules and coordinate cross-account event routing directly from RunMyJobs job chains to make your automation workflows a first-class participant in AWS event-driven architectures with a full audit trail and no custom scripting.

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Overview

Connect Amazon EventBridge, AWS’s serverless event bus, to your applications, AWS services and SaaS platforms through one centralized event routing layer.

Extend that routing layer into your automation with the AWS EventBridge connector for RunMyJobs by Redwood to publish job outcomes and state changes as native events that downstream AWS consumers can react to in real time.

Centralize cross-account credentials in the RunMyJobs connections catalog, then use the included inbound trigger reference architecture to route AWS events back into your workflows.

Key features

  • Discover and select event buses at runtime with dynamic LOV lookups instead of hardcoded ARNs
  • Publish custom events to any EventBridge bus, including cross-account targets
  • Enable and disable rules as part of deployment workflows
  • Verify rule state before and after maintenance windows with built-in pre/post-toggle checks

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