dedicated event bus per team in child accounts (#165) #249
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the hard limit for number of rules on an event bus is fairly low (2000) sdlf makes extensive use of rules in pipelines, thus hitting the limit quickly to avoid this, teams now use a dedicated event bus. AWS events are forwarded to it.
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Issue #, if available:
#165
Description of changes:
The hard limit for number of rules on an event bus is fairly low (2000). SDLF makes extensive use of rules in pipelines, thus hitting the limit quickly. To avoid this, teams now use a dedicated event bus. AWS events are forwarded to it with a rule on the default event bus.
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