feat(tenant-management): decouple the event processing using a connector and an orchestrator service #33
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to be served as a common event target for control plane workflows GH-17
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Description
This PR adds an overridable event connector to avoid coupling with AWS CodeBuild and make the provisioning and other actions event driven.
This also adds an orchestrator service intended to help consumers deploy a supporting serverless application as a common target for the control plane events.
The invocation flow in the orchestrator service is the following:
GH-17
Fixes #17
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