Configuring AWS Data Exchange provider-generated notifications using Amazon EventBridge

To create an Amazon EventBridge rule for provider-generated notifications

1. Create a target for the Amazon EventBridge rule. For a simple Lambda function in Python do the following:

   1. Navigate to the AWS Lambda console.

   2. Choose Create function and select Author from scratch.

   3. Provide a function name and select Python 3.10 as the runtime. Choose Create function.

   4. Enter the following code for lambda_function.py:

      import json
      
      
      def lambda_handler(event, context):
          print(" ".join(["Event of type", event["detail-type"], "received!"]))
          print(" ".join(["Details", json.dumps(event["detail"])]))
      
          return {"statusCode": 200, "body": json.dumps("Hello from Lambda!")
          }

2. Navigate to the EventBridge console.

3. Navigate to the Rules and select the default event bus.

4. Choose Create rule and provide the Name and optional Description. Make sure the Rule type is Rule with an event pattern.

5. Choose Next.

   1. Make sure the Event source is AWS events or EventBridge partner events. Under Creation method, select Custom pattern (JSON editor). Under Event pattern, enter the following JSON:

      {
          "source": ["aws.dataexchange"],
          "detail-type": ["Data Set Update Delayed", "Data Updated in Data Set", "Deprecation Planned for Data Set", "Schema Change Planned for Data Set"]
      }

6. Choose Next.

   1. For Target 1, select AWS service and choose Lambda function.

   2. For the function, select the function created in Step 1. Complete the creation of the rule.

      This Lambda function will be triggered any time a provider-generated notification is delivered. From the Monitor tab in the Lambda console, you can view recent invocations of the function.