Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Jonathan Patrick Lim

Stephen Pate Smith

Benjamin Thomas Logsdon

Surya Prakash Dhoolam

Mustafa Ugur Torun

James Paul Kardos

Bradley Nathaniel Burkett

Hans-Philipp Anton Hussels

Alireza Sahraei

Kaili Xu

Described are systems, methods and arrangements for enabling fulfillment of items from printed materials. When printed material is generated it includes an embedded ordering device ('EOD') that can be activated by a user that is viewing the printed material. Upon activation, the EOD connects to a wireless network and sends a unique identifier data to a fulfillment service. The fulfillment service, upon receiving the unique identifier data determines an item associated with the unique identifier data and a delivery destination (e.g., the address to which the printed material was delivered) and fulfills the item to the delivery destination.

Item ordering from an embedded ordering device

A computing resource monitoring service obtains a request from a third-party partner system to generate a first bus. In response to the request, the computing resource monitoring service updates an account associated with a customer of a remote service to indicate presence of the first bus. The computing resource monitoring service activates the first bus to establish an association with a second bus, obtain a set of events generated by a resource of the third-party partner system, and provides the set of events to the first bus. The computing resource monitoring service publishes the set of events to cause the second bus to distribute the set of events to another remote service.

Hybrid system event processing

Printed material with an embedded ordering device

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Jonathan Patrick Lim