DEA-C01 · Question #216
A company has a data processing pipeline that includes several dozen steps. The data processing pipeline needs to send alerts in real time when a step fails or succeeds. The data processing pipeline…
The correct answer is D. Configure an Amazon EventBridge rule to react when the execution status of a state machine. Amazon EventBridge can monitor the execution status of AWS Step Functions state machines and trigger specific actions based on state changes, such as when a state machine succeeds or fails. By configuring an EventBridge rule to capture these execution status changes and forward…
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A company has a data processing pipeline that includes several dozen steps. The data processing pipeline needs to send alerts in real time when a step fails or succeeds. The data processing pipeline uses a combination of Amazon S3 buckets, AWS Lambda functions, and AWS Step Functions state machines. A data engineer needs to create a solution to monitor the entire pipeline. Which solution will meet these requirements?
Options
- AConfigure the Step Functions state machines to store notifications in an Amazon S3 bucket when
- Bfigure the AWS Lambda functions to store notifications in an Amazon S3 bucket when the state
- CUse AWS CloudTrail to send a message to an Amazon Simple Notification Service (Amazon
- DConfigure an Amazon EventBridge rule to react when the execution status of a state machine
How the community answered
(30 responses)- A3% (1)
- B13% (4)
- C7% (2)
- D77% (23)
Explanation
Amazon EventBridge can monitor the execution status of AWS Step Functions state machines and trigger specific actions based on state changes, such as when a state machine succeeds or fails. By configuring an EventBridge rule to capture these execution status changes and forward the details to an Amazon SNS topic, real-time notifications can be sent to alert users. This solution ensures a scalable and event-driven approach to monitoring the entire data processing pipeline in real time.
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