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Tutorial: Listen for AWS Batch job events using EventBridge

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Tutorial: Listen for AWS Batch job events using EventBridge - AWS Batch

In this tutorial, you set up a simple AWS Lambda function that listens for AWS Batch job events and writes them out to a CloudWatch Logs log stream.

Prerequisites

This tutorial assumes that you have a working compute environment and job queue that are ready to accept jobs. If you don't have a running compute environment and job queue to capture events from, follow the steps in Getting started with AWS Batch tutorials to create one. At the end of this tutorial, you can optionally submit a job to this job queue to test that you have configured your Lambda function correctly.

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