About This Architecture

Multi-account failure routing and RCA architecture ingests job failures from on-premises Control-M and AWS workloads (Glue, Lambda) via EventBridge, routing events across AWS accounts ABC and XYZ for intelligent failure classification. Glue Job Failure, SAS Failure, and Other Failures RCA components analyze logs stored in S3 and correlate signals with Logic Monitor metrics to identify root causes. ServiceNow and PagerDuty receive notifications while a centralized Failure DB captures all incidents for audit and trend analysis. This pattern demonstrates cross-account event routing, failure triage automation, and integrated observability for hybrid cloud operations. Fork this diagram on Diagrams.so to customize EventBridge rules, add additional failure types, or integrate your own monitoring and ticketing systems. The architecture scales to support hundreds of concurrent job failures while maintaining clear separation of concerns across accounts.

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How do you design a multi-account AWS architecture for automated failure detection, root cause analysis, and incident routing across hybrid cloud environments?

This diagram shows an event-driven architecture where Control-M, Glue Jobs, and Lambda Functions emit failures to EventBridge across AWS accounts ABC and XYZ. EventBridge routes events to specialized RCA components (Glue Job RCA, SAS Job RCA, Other Failures RCA) that correlate S3 logs with Logic Monitor metrics, then notify ServiceNow and PagerDuty while persisting all incidents to a centralized F