Hello! Nice video. I tried this out but i cannot view the published message in the cloud watch. Is there any other way to check the published message ?
Is there a way to pass the event structure in an SNS message to lambda? E.g. my lambda function is expecting name = event['name'] phone = event['phone'] etc. I attempted to pass a dict object as the message body but this didn't work {"name":"joe", "phone":"111111111"} If I can get this to work then eventually I want to call the SNS message using boto3.
Doesn't explain much. Based on the video one can conclude that SNS and SQS are the same stuff. You can publish a message from sqs attach a lambda prior to that to listen to it and you get the same scenario
awesome tutorial straight to the point and works
still learning but this made the reading so much easier to understand
thank you
That was a very well-produced introduction. Thank you for helping me understand how all of this works for my upcoming project!
Thanks, @Be A Better Dev, perfect timing.
You're very welcome Henry!
Awesome tutorial!
Glad you liked it!
Awesome tutorial, just as usual.
Cheers Janos!
Very useful! Thanks for sharing.
You're very welcome!
Hello! Nice video. I tried this out but i cannot view the published message in the cloud watch. Is there any other way to check the published message ?
Do you see any advantages in using “sns->sqs->lambda” vs “sns->lambda”?
It would be better to show at end of every video total bill
Thanks for the feedback!
How do I get that cursor?
Can u create tutorial for this using serververless framework…?
Is there a way to pass the event structure in an SNS message to lambda? E.g. my lambda function is expecting
name = event['name']
phone = event['phone']
etc. I attempted to pass a dict object as the message body but this didn't work
{"name":"joe", "phone":"111111111"}
If I can get this to work then eventually I want to call the SNS message using boto3.
how to send SMS through SNS
Doesn't explain much. Based on the video one can conclude that SNS and SQS are the same stuff. You can publish a message from sqs attach a lambda prior to that to listen to it and you get the same scenario