AWS announced new features enabling sharing of AWS resources like Amazon EC2, Amazon ECS, and Amazon EKS across VPC and account boundaries. Built on Amazon VPC Lattice and AWS PrivateLink, these features offer new options for network design and integration across technology stacks. One example is building hybrid event-driven architectures that leverage existing on-premises applications. Instead of using AWS Lambda functions or Amazon SQS queues to transfer data into VPCs, a simpler, more efficient solution is now available. EventBridge and Step Functions work with PrivateLink and VPC Lattice to enable integration of public and private HTTPS-based applications into event-driven architectures and workflows. Resource Owners can create a Resource Gateway with associated Resource Configurations, then use AWS Resource Access Manager (RAM) to share the Resource Configuration with the Resource Consumer. Resource Consumers can create an EventBridge connection, reference the shared Resource Configuration, and call the service from their event-driven application. This connection can also be used as an EventBridge API destination target in Event Buses and Pipes. These features are available in 21 AWS Regions, and support for private hosted zones and other AWS resource types through EventBridge and Step Functions is in the works.