Amazon EventBridge (formerly CloudWatch Events) versus Amazon MQ
Learn how Amazon EventBridge (formerly CloudWatch Events) differs from Amazon MQ.
Amazon EventBridge (formerly CloudWatch Events) | Amazon MQ | |
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Scaling | not disclosed (default soft limit depends on region; e.g., 10,000 msg/sec in eu-west-1) |
80 msg/sec; can be increased with a network of brokers |
Max. message size | 256 KB |
limited by disk space |
Persistence | archiving is possible |
forever (up to 200 GB) |
Replication | Multi-AZ |
Multi-AZ (optional) |
Order guarantee | no |
yes |
Delivery guarantee | at least once |
exactly once; supports distributed (XA) transactions |
Pricing | per message |
per broker hour + used storage |
Protocols | AWS Rest API |
JMS, AMQP, MQTT, STOMP, OpenWire |
AWS Integrations | Lambda, SQS, SNS, and many more |
Lambda |
License | AWS only |
open source (Apache ActiveMQ) |
Encryption at rest | yes |
yes |
Encryption in transit | yes |
yes |
Further reading
- Amazon SQS Standard versus Amazon EventBridge (formerly CloudWatch Events)
- Amazon SQS Standard versus Amazon MQ
- Amazon SQS FIFO versus Amazon EventBridge (formerly CloudWatch Events)
- Amazon SQS FIFO versus Amazon MQ
- Amazon SNS Standard versus Amazon EventBridge (formerly CloudWatch Events)
- Amazon SNS Standard versus Amazon MQ
- Amazon SNS FIFO versus Amazon EventBridge (formerly CloudWatch Events)
- Amazon SNS FIFO versus Amazon MQ
- Amazon EventBridge (formerly CloudWatch Events) versus Amazon Kinesis Data Streams
- Amazon EventBridge (formerly CloudWatch Events) versus Amazon MSK
- Amazon EventBridge (formerly CloudWatch Events) versus AWS IoT Core
- Amazon Kinesis Data Streams versus Amazon MQ
- Amazon MSK versus Amazon MQ
- Amazon MQ versus AWS IoT Core