Replace EventBridge Rules with EventBridge Scheduler for `cloud.Schedule` on AWS platforms

garysassano commented 6 months ago

Use Case

Released towards the end of 2022, EventBridge Scheduler is designed expressly for scheduling tasks, making it the best-suited option for implementing Wing's cloud.Schedule on AWS.

Some benefits of EventBridge Scheduler vs EventBridge Rules:

Support for all time zones
Support for one-time schedules
Support for time-window schedules
No event bus is needed

You can also schedule tasks using Amazon EventBridge Rules. But to schedule tasks at scale, EventBridge Scheduler is better suited for this task.

Source: AWS blog

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garysassano commented 6 months ago

There was an issue where certain regions lacked EventBridge Scheduler support, leading us to switch to EventBridge Rules. However, the situation has evolved, and now all key regions are supported.

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