AWS Marketplace launches programmatic notifications for AWS Marketplace Management Portal (AMMP) and Catalog API request completion
AWS Marketplace launched Amazon EventBridge event that informs AWS Marketplace sellers, including ISVs and Channel Partners, about the status and details of their AMMP and Catalog API requests. With this launch, selling partners can use these events to setup automated notifications that trigger upon completion of a request, thereby saving themselves follow-up actions to check the status of their requests.
AWS Marketplace launched Amazon EventBridge event that informs AWS Marketplace sellers, including ISVs and Channel Partners, about the status and details of their AMMP and Catalog API requests. With this launch, selling partners can use these events to setup automated notifications that trigger upon completion of a request, thereby saving themselves follow-up actions to check the status of their requests.
Until now, AWS Marketplace sellers had to continuously query the DescribeChangeSet action or check in AMMP for the status of their change requests such as adding new versions to their product listings. With this release, all successful, failed, and cancelled change request events will be sent to Amazon EventBridge and AWS Marketplace sellers can subscribe to these events by defining appropriate rule patterns such as getting all events with a particular change set name or id. Each event will contain change-request details such as the change set ID, name, the event detail type, a failure code (for failed requests), and the start and end times of the request. The source for these EventBridge events is aws.marketplacecatalog and the possible detail-type values are Change Set Succeeded, Change Set Failed, and Change Set Cancelled.
To learn more about these new Catalog API status notification for change sets and get started with creating event rules in Amazon EventBridge, see AWS Marketplace Catalog API Amazon EventBridge events.