In this video, we are going to talk about benefits of Amazon event page.
The first benefit is we link event driven architectures event, which basically simplifies the process
of building event driven architectures with the event bridge.
Your event targets don't need to be aware of the event sources because you can filter and publish directly
to the event bridge.
There is no setup required.
It improves developer agility as well as the application resiliency with following to lose decoupled
event driven architectures.
The second benefit is connect source applications, which ingest data from the supported source applications
and routes it to the sources and the source targets.
Of course it is using through the API destinations and HTTP in location endpoint targets for events
without writing any custom integration code.
So you can use event bridge to connect your source applications or use events from your source applications
to trigger workflows for customer supports, business operations and so on.
And another benefit is write less custom code, which makes it easier to connect applications.
You can ingest, filter, transform and deliver events without writing custom code.
The Language Schema Registry supports a collection of easy to find event schemas and enables you to
download code bindings for those schemas in your ID so you can basically represent events as a strong
type object in your code.
It is automatically added schemas discovered from your event bus to the registry through the schema
discovery feature.
Another benefit is reduce operational overhead with the event.
There are no servers to provision, patch and manage.
There is no additional software to install, maintain or operate event which automatically scales based
on the number of the event ingested.
And you pay only for events published by your ADA or SaaS applications event which has built in distribute
availability and tolerance.
Event Village also has a native event archive and replay capability that makes it easy to recover from
the failures or build any application state from all events.
So in the next video, we are going to talk about how Amazon event pages works.