Add support for EventBridge Global Endpoints

[Armiixteryx]

Describe the feature

EventBridge Global Endpoint is a new feature that allows setting up a backup event bus in other region as fallback when the principal region is down. AWS Blog entry.

Use Case

When a region is down, Global Endpoint switch events automatically into the backup event bus in other region. This is useful to avoid service disruptions for a long period of time.

Proposed Solution

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Other Information

According from @jdisanti reply in this discussion #585 (comment), this feature needs the AWS Common Runtime, a set of C libraries that are not supported in Rust yet.

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[jdisanti]

Thanks for filing this!

I did a little more digging, and it looks like this requires the AWS CRT in the other SDKs since it requires a SigV4a implementation, which currently is only provided in the CRT. So implementing this support will also require finishing #232.

[indykish]

@jdisanti Hey team, is there an update on this? We see the SignV4a was merged.

Or any pointers on how to fix this will greatly be appreciated so we can give a hand.

[rcoh]

This works! This issue was just never closed. Closing now. If you run into any issues, please let me know, but I tested this yesterday for an unrelated project so I suspect all will be well.

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