Amazon SQS - Complete Case Study

[@nayanmittal1]

Crisp and perfect example with super awesome explanation

[@buddhika71]

Hey Manoj, These are some quality videos. You should have more views than other crappy youtube videos which provide repetitive programming stuff. Keep going. Your videos helped me to achieve the AWS SAA exam as well.

[@TahirMahmoodHashmi]

You are excellent sir, your aws videos are very informative and very easy to understand.

[@maduonline]

Helped me to fix an issue. Thank you for the good work!!

[@yaronnir]

Job well done!. simple and articulate explanation.
the only thing i would add is the API GATEWAY which was "given" to your solution freely and seamlessly
other than that - great show of the case study

[@kunalraut4585]

Very nicely explained

[@jananathbanuka4994]

Thank you for this. Helped me a great time understanding how SQS works.

[@EnlearAcademy]

You are welcome!

[@thetradersbrain7132]

Awesome explanation! much appreciated

[@nadunovitigla109]

thank you sir!!

[@mayurdevade270]

Hi, I was looking for scenario when SQS hosting region is down. How can we handle queue content and failover to another region SQS ?

[@raj.blazers]

Once api send the data to AWS it returns the response to the front end right? If that is the case how dead letter queue message will be communicated to the front end?

[@mliyanage]

Great video Manoj as always. btw how did you customize your terminal?

[@mascadagames]

Hi Manoj, great video! Do you have a tutorial about creating the queues on yaml file to not be necessary create they manually?

[@ig2947]

Amazing..!!

[@EnlearAcademy]

Thanks a lot!

[@duke3353]

Please publish part 03 :) thx
I had an error using require of AWS SDK.
I had to change header :
const SQS = require('aws-sdk/clients/sqs');
const sqs = new SQS();
TO
const AWS = require('aws-sdk');
const sqs = new AWS.SQS({apiVersion: '2012-11-05'});