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Does PutEvents throttle limit per event bus or per whole event bridge?

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In the user manual, It says: "PutEvents throttle limit in transactions per second: us-east-1: 10,000 per second"

Is this limitation per event bus or for the whole event bridge? I think 10,000 per event bus per second makes more sense.

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ServerlessApplication Integration
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Amazon EventBridge
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GabrielShiao
asked 2 months ago248 views
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The limit is on the account level. So it'll be the total transactions per second of all buses.

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AWS-User-alantam
answered 2 months ago
  • GabrielShiao
    2 months ago

    This is sad. It seems the EventBrdige simplifies the message routing, while it is not suitable for high throughput scenarios.

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