Amazon EventBridge Event Bus event matching now runs on Open Source Event Ruler v1.5.0
Amazon EventBridge event matching now runs on Open Source Event Ruler v1.5.0, enabling advanced filtering capabilities such as combining anything-but filtering (matching anything except for the value) with suffix filtering (matching against characters at the end of a value), and equals-ignore-case filtering (matching against a string regardless of case). For example, you can now match against values that don’t end with a specific file type such as .png or .jpeg. You can also combine prefix filtering (matching against characters at the beginning of a value) and suffix filtering with equals-ignore-case filtering.
Amazon EventBridge event matching now runs on Open Source Event Ruler v1.5.0, enabling advanced filtering capabilities such as combining anything-but filtering (matching anything except for the value) with suffix filtering (matching against characters at the end of a value), and equals-ignore-case filtering (matching against a string regardless of case). For example, you can now match against values that don’t end with a specific file type such as .png or .jpeg. You can also combine prefix filtering (matching against characters at the beginning of a value) and suffix filtering with equals-ignore-case filtering.
Amazon EventBridge Event Bus is a serverless event router that enables you to create scalable event-driven applications by routing events between your own applications, third-party SaaS applications, and AWS services. You can set up rules to determine where to send your data, allowing applications to react to changes in your data as they occur.
In September 2022, EventBridge open sourced Event Ruler, which is a Java library that can match rules against events in near real-time against any traffic. Today, EventBridge matches more than 2.6 trillion events per month for over 1.5 million customers. By running on Open Source Ruler, EventBridge can now collaborate directly with the broader developer community and will actively contribute to building new and enhanced filtering capabilities that anyone can use through the Apache 2.0 License.
This feature is available at no charge in all AWS Regions, including AWS GovCloud (US) Regions where EventBridge is available. To learn more, visit our documentation and Github page.