
Amazon EventBridge Pipes enables event-driven architectures by decoupling event producers from consumers through point-to-point integrations with optional transformation, filtering, and enrichment—eliminating the need for custom application code to publish events.


<div><p>This article explains how to use Amazon EventBridge Pipes to decouple event publishing from application code in event-driven architectures.</p><ul><li>EventBridge Pipes enables point-to-point integrations between event producers and consumers</li><li>Eliminates custom application code for publishing events to EventBridge or other services</li><li>Actively fetches events from sources like DynamoDB Streams without application involvement</li><li>Supports transformation, filtering, and enrichment of events during routing</li><li>Configured via CLI, AWS Console, CloudFormation, or AWS CDK</li><li>Transforms native DynamoDB format into consumer-friendly business event format</li><li>Reduces coupling between application logic and system topology/dependencies</li></ul><p>EventBridge Pipes simplifies event-driven architectures by removing boilerplate event publishing code and providing clean separation between application logic and infrastructure concerns.</p></div>


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