Creating a global endpoint in Amazon EventBridge - Amazon EventBridge
To create a global endpoint by using the consoleTo create a global endpoint by using the APITo create a global endpoint by using Amazon CloudFormation
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Creating a global endpoint in Amazon EventBridge

Complete the following steps to set up a global endpoint:

  1. Make sure that you have matching event buses and rules in both the primary and secondary Region.

  2. Create a Route 53 health check to monitor your event buses. For assistance in creating your health check, choose New Health Check when creating your global endpoint.

  3. Create your global endpoint.

Once you have set up the Route 53 health check, you can create a global endpoint.

To create a global endpoint by using the console

  1. Open the Amazon EventBridge console at https://console.amazonaws.cn/events/.

  2. In the navigation pane, choose Global endpoints.

  3. Choose Create Endpoint.

  4. Enter a name and description for the endpoint.

  5. For Event bus in primary Region, choose the event bus you’d like the endpoint associated with.

  6. For Secondary Region, choose the Region you'd like to direct events to in the event of a failover.

    Note

    The Event bus in secondary Region is auto-filled and not editable.

  7. For Route 53 health check for triggering failover and recovery, choose the health check that the endpoint will monitor. If you don't already have a health check, choose New Health check to open the Amazon CloudFormation console and create a health check using a CloudFormation template.

    Note

    Missing data will cause the health check to fail. If you only need to send events intermittently, consider using a longer MinimumEvaluationPeriod, or treat missing data as 'missing' instead of 'breaching'.

  8. (Optional) For Event replication do the following:

    1. Select Event replication enabled.

    2. For Execution role, choose whether to create a new Amazon Identity and Access Management role or use an existing one. Do the following:

      • Choose Create a new role for this specific resource. Optionally, you can update the Role name to create a new role.

      • Choose Use existing role. Then, for Execution role, choose the desired role to use.

  9. Choose Create.

To create a global endpoint by using the API

To create a global endpoint using the EventBridge API, see CreateEndpoint in the Amazon EventBridge API Reference.

To create a global endpoint by using Amazon CloudFormation

To create a global endpoint using the Amazon CloudFormation API, see AWS::Events::Endpoints in the Amazon CloudFormation User Guide.