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In this video, we are going to learn how Amazon Event Archives deploys integrations with using Amazon

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console.

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Also Amazon event, which has other features in the right manner.

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You can see that there's the archives, replies, integrations and the Schema Registry Archives are

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the collections of events that we have been published on event.

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You can click the archives and go to archives.

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We can create an archive here and in the event page.

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So this is the collection of the events and also we have replies.

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We can start a reply to reprocess past events from an archive back to the event past or the specific

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rules.

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And we have also integrations.

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You can see the partner event sources.

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So a source partner may offer view to receive the event from their services or the applications.

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We have also API destinations, API destinations.

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Let us send events through event bridge to source partner endpoints in the same way that we can send

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events to the AWG surrogates.

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And also we have schema registry and schemas in schema registry schemas are available for events of

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all the services on Amazon Event Bridge.

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We can also create or upload our own schemas or automatically import schemas directly from the events

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running on event pass and in schema.

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Basically a schema defines a structure of the content of events that are passed on the event path.

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In the Amazon event page, we can see all schemas in here.

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For example, let me open one of them.

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And you can see that.

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You can see the schema details and also the version JSON documentation in here.

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So as you can see that we have finished the walk through Amazon event with using a measurement console.

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Before we close, we should create our resources.

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So if you open the console, we basically create a new rule on Amazon event page and also we have create

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a lambda function.

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So please delete one by one.

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I'm going to delete the lambda function and confirm the direct message.

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Also we should it for the rules in the Amazon event page.

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Select the rule and click the red button and confirm the date message.