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This feature is currently in [Private Beta](/releasenotes/beta-features/). Contact your Customer Success Manager or Account Manager for further assistance.
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Mendix Event Broker Bridges allow for the integration of the Mendix Event Broker with other technologies, such as AWS SQS, AWS S3, or Google Pub/Sub, to send and receive events between your Mendix Cloud landscape and technologies outside of your Mendix Cloud landscape.
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Mendix Event Broker Bridges facilitate integration between the Mendix Event Broker and external technologies, such as AWS SQS and HTTP. These bridges enable the exchange of events between your Mendix Cloud environment and external systems, ensuring efficient communication across diverse technological landscapes.
To move an event from SQS to Mendix Event Broker, a message must contain the following message attributes and start with `ce_`:
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Every event must carry four mandatory CloudEvents core attributes, each prefixed with ce_:
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* id as `ce_id`
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* source as `ce_source`
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Technical Contacts with a license to the Mendix Event Broker can manage this feature from the **Event Broker Bridges** tab on the [Event Broker Manager](https://broker.mendix.com/) page.
The creation process contains three steps on the Mendix side and policies that need to be implemented on the AWS side.
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### Select a Service to Configure
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Within the scope of the current Public Beta for this feature, Mendix Event Broker Bridges can transport events between the Mendix Event Broker and AWS SQS. Other options in the list are currently not available for use.
### Configure AWS Access Policy for Sending Messages to Mendix
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### Configuring a Bridge with HTTP {#bridge-with-http}
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The HTTP Bridge allows users to send events from external systems to the Mendix Event Broker using HTTP requests. This bridge is one-way: **HTTP to Event Broker**. Below are the steps to configure an HTTP Bridge:
- Click **Add Business Events** to open a popup displaying all events managed by the Event Broker (including Mendix app-defined and uploaded AsyncAPI events).
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- Only events that can **subscribe** are displayed, as this bridge is one-way.
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- Once events are selected, the URL for the HTTP connection is automatically generated. No further configuration is required.
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