Using AWS Network Manager events, you can monitor changes to your global network, such as VPC and VPN attachments, and use AWS serverless services like Lambda, Step Functions, and DynamoDB to automate responses or logging.

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<p>The article covers how to leverage AWS Network Manager Events to monitor and automate actions in your global network. Specifically, it discusses:</p>
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<li>Setting up Network Manager Events for monitoring Transit Gateways and VPN connections</li>
<li>Using EventBridge to trigger automations based on Network Manager Events</li>
<li>Automating Transit Gateway routing using Step Functions, Lambda, and SNS when VPC attachments are created/deleted</li>
<li>Tracking VPN actions (attachments, BGP changes, etc.) in a DynamoDB table using Lambda</li>
<li>Considerations like multi-account support, home region for events, and pricing</li>
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Using AWS Network Manager Events to manage and monitor your global network

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