SAA-C03 · Question #454
A company is designing an application to maintain a record of customer orders. The application will generate events. The company wants to use an Amazon EventBridge event bus to send the…
The correct answer is C. Create an EventBridge partner event bus. Create an Amazon Simple Notification Service. Amazon EventBridge supports routing application-generated events to AWS Lambda targets. The Lambda function can process and insert events into a DynamoDB table. This is a standard design pattern for connecting event-driven applications with DynamoDB. Option A confuses DynamoDB…
Question
A company is designing an application to maintain a record of customer orders. The application will generate events. The company wants to use an Amazon EventBridge event bus to send the application's events to an Amazon DynamoDB table. Which solution will meet these requirements?
Options
- AUse the EventBridge default event bus. Configure DynamoDB Streams for the DynamoDB table
- BCreate an EventBridge custom event bus. Create an AWS Lambda function as a target.
- CCreate an EventBridge partner event bus. Create an Amazon Simple Notification Service
- DCreate an EventBridge partner event bus. Create an AWS Lambda function as a target. Configure
How the community answered
(19 responses)- A16% (3)
- B5% (1)
- C79% (15)
Explanation
Amazon EventBridge supports routing application-generated events to AWS Lambda targets. The Lambda function can process and insert events into a DynamoDB table. This is a standard design pattern for connecting event-driven applications with DynamoDB. Option A confuses DynamoDB Streams (which streams changes from DynamoDB) with EventBridge (which is for event routing). Options C and D reference partner event buses, which are intended for SaaS integrations, not custom application events. Therefore, the correct and simplest solution is to use a custom EventBridge event bus with a Lambda target (B).
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