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We have a new EventBridge Scheduler which allows you to create one time schedules. In your case I would just create those as discreet one time events. No need for Rules.
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Hi,
since you do not have a chronological pattern (eg. every monday, etc..) you need to create a different EventBridge rule for each day.
Of course you can automate the creation of such rules so that you dont need to do it manually everytime.
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What happens to the one-time schedules created? Will those get deleted automatically once the lambda is invoked or have to be manually deleted?