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EventBridge vs SNS/SQS

This revision card explains EventBridge vs SNS/SQS. It starts from the need that teams often pick the first messaging service they know and paint themselves into a corner. It describes SNS — fan-out notifications. SQS: durable queue for one consumer group. EventBridge: rich content filters, many AWS targets, SaaS partners. The how-to section covers how to use EventBridge when you need pattern matching across services; use SQS when one worker pool must not lose jobs. An example on the card is orderPlaced to analytics + fraud + email: EventBridge rules. Payment worker pool: SQS.

EventBridge vs SNS/SQS Teams often pick the first messaging service they know and paint themselves into a corner. SNS: fan-out notifications. SQS: durable queue for one consumer group. EventBridge: rich content filters, many AWS targets, SaaS partners. Use EventBridge when you need pattern matching across services; use SQS when one worker pool must not lose jobs. OrderPlaced to analytics + fraud +
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Why do we need it?

Teams often pick the first messaging service they know and paint themselves into a corner.

What is it?

SNS: fan-out notifications. SQS: durable queue for one consumer group. EventBridge: rich content filters, many AWS targets, SaaS partners.

How to do it

Use EventBridge when you need pattern matching across services; use SQS when one worker pool must not lose jobs.

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Example

OrderPlaced to analytics + fraud + email: EventBridge rules. Payment worker pool: SQS.

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