AWS - CloudWatchYou created an EventBridge rule to trigger a Lambda function on S3 object creation, but the Lambda never runs. What is the most likely cause?AThe rule's event pattern does not match S3 object creation eventsBThe Lambda function has no codeCS3 does not support EventBridge integrationDThe Lambda function is in a different AWS regionCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Check EventBridge and S3 integrationS3 supports EventBridge events for object creation, so integration is possible.Step 2: Verify event pattern correctnessIf the event pattern does not correctly specify S3 object creation events, the rule won't trigger the Lambda.Step 3: Consider Lambda regionEventBridge and Lambda must be in the same region; cross-region triggers do not work.Final Answer:The rule's event pattern does not match S3 object creation events -> Option AQuick Check:Incorrect event pattern blocks trigger = B [OK]Quick Trick: Check event pattern matches actual event source and type [OK]Common Mistakes:Assuming Lambda runs without correct event patternIgnoring region mismatch issuesBelieving S3 can't send events to EventBridge
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