API313: Private API Integration for Amazon EventBridge and AWS Step Functions

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For organizations migrating and modernizing workloads on private networks, integrating disparate systems while securing sensitive data is a major challenge. This session explores how Amazon EventBridge and AWS Step Functions with AWS PrivateLink and Amazon VPC Lattice allow seamless integration and orchestration across public and private environments. Learn to build event-driven architectures (EDAs) connecting to private container workloads like Amazon ECS and Amazon EKS—all without custom code. Explore best practices for securely exposing private endpoints, improving developer productivity by unifying application architectures that combine AWS services and internal applications. Gain insights into reducing development overhead by integrating workloads across containerized, monolithic, and heterogeneous environments with secure connectivity during migration and modernization initiatives.

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Securely share AWS resources across VPC and account boundaries with PrivateLink, VPC Lattice, EventBridge, and Step Functions

Access VPC resources through AWS PrivateLink

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A resource endpoint lets you privately and securely access VPC resources such as a database, a cluster of nodes, an instance, an application endpoint, a domain-name target

AWS Step Functions HTTP APIs

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Using HTTP State, you can connect to any private and public HTTP APIs

EventBridge API Destination

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Using API Destination, you can send event notifications to both private and public APIs

Serverless Land workflow collection

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Use Step Functions workflows to quickly build applications using AWS SAM and CDK templates. Filter by use-case and copy the template or workflow definition directly into your application.

Presented by:

Michael Gasch

Michael Gasch

Senior Product Manager Technical for Amazon EventBridge.

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Justin Callison

Justin Callison

Director and General Manager, Workflow at Amazon Web Services

Uma Ramadoss

Uma Ramadoss

Solutions Architect @ AWS.