A SysOps administrator is managing event rules in Amazon EventBridge. The SysOps administrator must configure the EventBridge rules to prevent infinite loops. Which solution will meet this…

The correct answer is B. Ensure that the actions a rule takes do not match the same rule. Infinite loops occur when a rule’s target emits an event that matches the same rule (or another rule that feeds back). Designing the pattern/targets so emitted events do not match the triggering rule prevents the loop.

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A SysOps administrator is managing event rules in Amazon EventBridge. The SysOps administrator must configure the EventBridge rules to prevent infinite loops. Which solution will meet this requirement?

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AExtend the timeout duration of the rules.
BEnsure that the actions a rule takes do not match the same rule.
CCreate Amazon CloudWatch alarms to monitor the performance of rules.
DAs the last action in a rule, disable the rule for a specific duration.

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Explanation

Infinite loops occur when a rule’s target emits an event that matches the same rule (or another rule that feeds back). Designing the pattern/targets so emitted events do not match the triggering rule prevents the loop.

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