What to DO when an EVENT DELIVERY FAILS? - Dead Letter Queues with Amazon EventBridge

Amazon EventBridge is a new service that changed how we developer Serverless applications. It does not only allow us to integrate different AWS Services and our own services but also 3rd party API. But sometimes things don't go as we planned and for one reason or another the events failed to be delivered. How to handle that? You can do that by using Dead Letter Queues attached to your rules. In this video I will show you how to do it. Initial state code: https://github.com/mavi888/sam-eventb... Final Code: https://github.com/mavi888/sam-eventb... Watch the whole playlist about EventBridge:    • ✉️ Amazon EventBridge   Dead Letter Queues for Event Bridge documentation: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/eventbrid... ☁️ Topics covered include: AWS SAM Event-driven applications Amazon Eventbridge event bus serverless applications api destinations #foobar #serverless ⭐ SUBSCRIBE TO THIS CHANNEL: http://bit.ly/foobar-youtube ⭐SHARE THIS VIDEO:    • What to DO when an EVENT DELIVERY FAILS? -...   ☆☆ FOLLOW ME ONLINE ☆☆ 🐦 Twitter:   / mavi888uy   📺 AWS Spanish Youtube Channel: https://bit.ly/aws-esp-yt 📷 Instagram: foobar_codes 📚 All my Serverless Courses: https://marcia.dev/courses/ ✍️ My blog - https://blog.marcia.dev ☆☆ ABOUT FOOBAR ☆☆ In this channel, you can find mostly coding tutorials related to cloud and serverless. In addition, I like also talking about architecture, software design, motivation, and leadership. There is a new video every Tuesday, so stay tuned :) 🎥 Recording equipment: https://blog.marcia.dev/my-recording-... 📚 My favorite books: https://blog.marcia.dev/my-books-reco...