You can update existing connections.
Updating authentication of connections
When you update certain authentication parameters, EventBridge re-authorizes and verifies network connectivity of the connection accordingly.
Updating the connection with authorization parameters of a different authorization type, without updating the authorization type itself, has no effect.
When EventBridge re-authenticates connections to public APIs
For connections to public APIs, EventBridge re-authorizes the connection if you:
Update the connection to invoke a private API instead.
Update the connection authorization method and authorization parameters.
When EventBridge re-authenticates connections to private APIs
For connections to private APIs, if you do any of the following:
Update the connection to invoke a different private API, or a public API.
Update the connection authorization method.
Update the connection authorization parameters for the specified authorization method.
EventBridge does the following:
Re-authorizes the connection.
Verifies the network connectivity of the connection.
If you have updated the connection to use a different private API, or a public API, EventBridge also removes or updates existing network connectivity artifacts as appropriate.
To update a connection using the EventBridge console
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Log in to AWS using an account that has permissions to manage EventBridge and open the EventBridge console
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In the left navigation pane, under Integration, choose Connections.
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In the Connections table, choose the connection to edit.
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On the Connection details page, choose Edit.
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Update the values for the connection, and then choose Update.
To update a connection using the AWS CLI
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Use the
update-connectioncommand.To update a connection's invocation or authorization endpoint from a private API to a public API, you must specify an empty string (
"") for theResourceConfigurationArnparameter. Specifyingnullfor this parameter has no effect.The following example updates the connection to use a public API, by setting the
ResourceConfigurationArnthat represents a private API resource configuration to an empty string.aws events update-connection \ --name myConnection \ --authorization-type BASIC \ --auth-parameters '{"BasicAuthParameters": {"Username": "username", "Password": "***"}}' \ --region us-east-1 \ --invocation-connectivity-parameters ResourceParameters={ResourceConfigurationArn=\"\"}
