Running Amazon EventBridge locally

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I am currently developing a system to be deployed on AWS. A collection of services that communicate using events delivered through Amazon EventBridge. I'm struggling to find a way to run my system locally because I don't know how I can either

  1. Run a local version of EventBridge (docker or something)
  2. Get the EventBridge instance on AWS to send events to my local machine (I'm assuming this is impossible?).

Is there a way I can run my services locally, have a service send an event to a real (or mocked) EventBridge instance and have those events routed to my local services?

Not that its too important, but my services are .NET Core applications running on Windows.

aws-event-bridge amazon-web-services
2 Answers

LocalStack can run on your local machine and has support for the EventBridge API.

user_70242310

There is mostly never a need to duplicate AWS infrastructure on your local machine. I'm guessing you need that event for development, to trigger lambda locally. I'd suggest invoking your lambda with aN EventBridge JSON

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