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Rahul Lokurte

Cloud and Serverless Enthusiast

Sep 8, 2021

How to invoke an AWS Lambda Function at scheduled intervals with AWS EventBridge Rule using Terraform

Amazon EventBridge is a serverless event bus service that you can use to connect your applications with data from a variety of sources. Events are central to EventBridge and the events are observable. Event bridge also supports integration with many ...

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Ranjana R

Dec 8, 2022

Hi, I want to start scheduler from a specific time. How can I add the same in Terraform template?

Thanks

Aug 9, 2022

is there any difference between using

"module lambda"

and

resource "aws_lambda_function"

Chin Sam

Cloud/SRE practitioner

Apr 6, 2022

Rahul Lokurte, thanks for the post, great job!!!

Wajid Baig

Sep 27, 2021

Hi, Great tutorial thanks tons. Just wondering where/how did you provision event bridge?

Thanks, Ahmed

Rahul Lokurte

Cloud and Serverless Enthusiast

Sep 27, 2021

Glad you liked it. Provisioned it through Terraform. We can only create scheduled rules on the default event bus. So, you do not see any event bus creation in terraform script inside the blog. Hope this helps.