Q15 — AWS SAA-C03 Ch.6

Question 15 of 65 | ← Chapter 6

Q380. An Amazon EventBridge rule targets a third-party API. The third-party API has not received any incoming traffic. A solutions architect needs to determine whether the rule conditions are being met and if the rule's target is being invoked.Which solution will meet these requirements?

• A. Check for metrics in Amazon CloudWatch in the namespace for AWS/Events
• B. Review events in the Amazon Simple Queue Service (Amazon SQS) dead-letter queue
• C. Check for the events in Amazon CloudWatch Logs ✓
• D. Check the trails in AWS CloudTrail for the EventBridae events

Correct Answer: C. Check for the events in Amazon CloudWatch Logs

Explanation

To determine whether the rule conditions are being met and if the rule's target is being invoked for an Amazon EventBridge rule targeting a third-party API, you can check the events in Amazon CloudWatch Logs. Here's how you can do:Enable Amazon CloudWatch Logs for the EventBridge rule:Go to the Amazon EventBridge console.Select the rule that targets the third-party API.Under "Targets", select the target that represents the third-party API. Enable the option to "Enable CloudWatch Logs" for the target.View the logs in Amazon CloudWatch Logs:to the Amazon CloudWatch console.SelectLogs" from the navigation pane.Choose the log group associated with the EventBridge rule.Review the logs to see if any events are being logged.By checking the events in Amazon CloudWatch Logs, you can determine whether the rule conditions are being met and if the rule's target being invoked. If there are no incoming events logged in the CloudWatch Logs, it indicates that the third-party API has not received any traffic from the EventBridge rule.