EventBridge event bus

EventBridge is a managed event bus that is perfect for exchanging asynchronous messages between applications and microservices.

To handle EventBridge events, extend the EventBridgeHandler class:

use Bref\Context\Context;
use Bref\Event\EventBridge\EventBridgeEvent;
use Bref\Event\EventBridge\EventBridgeHandler;
 
class MyHandler extends EventBridgeHandler
{
    public function handleEventBridge(EventBridgeEvent $event, Context $context): void
    {
        // We can retrieve the message data via `$event->getDetail()`
        $message = $event->getDetail();
 
        // do something
    }
}

Then, create a Lambda function that listens to EventBridge events with the handler you created:

serverless.yml

functions:
    # ...
    resizeImage:
        handler: App\MyHandler
        runtime: php-84
        events:
            - eventBridge:
                pattern:
                    detail-type:
                        - 'MyCustomEvent'

The App\MyHandler class will be instantiated by Laravel’s service container.

serverless.yml

functions:
    # ...
    resizeImage:
        handler: App\MyHandler
        runtime: php-84
        events:
            - eventBridge:
                pattern:
                    detail-type:
                        - 'MyCustomEvent'

The App\MyHandler class will be instantiated by Symfony’s service container.

serverless.yml

functions:
    # ...
    resizeImage:
        handler: handler.php
        runtime: php-84
        events:
            - eventBridge:
                pattern:
                    detail-type:
                        - 'MyCustomEvent'

The file handler.php should return the handler instance:

handler.php

<?php
 
require __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';
 
return new MyHandler();

You can learn more about messaging with EventBridge in Serverless Visually Explained.

Learn more about all the options available for EventBridge in serverless.yml in the Serverless Framework documentation.

SQS asynchronous tasks WebSockets