AWS/SNS, SQS and SES - Revision history

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SQS Simple Queuing System

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	= SQS Simple Queuing System =		= SQS Simple Queuing System =
			Managed message queuing system
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			Queues available:
			* Standard
			** Order is not guaranteed, messages can be delivered more than once, almost unlimited processing per second
			* FIFO (First-IN-Firs-OUT)
			** Order is preserved, deduplication process avoids duplicated message deliveries, processing 300ps or 3k using batch
			* DLQ Dead Letter Queue


			Extras:
			* can convert synchronous patterns to asynchronous
			* Unlike SNS, one message cannot have multiple consumers. Once message is processed by consumer it gets deleted from the queue.

	= SES Simple Email System =		= SES Simple Email System =

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SNS Simple Notification System

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			The same message can be consumed by multiple subscribers.

	Using message filters we can based on a field(s) in a message send specific message to the specific subscriber.		Using message filters we can based on a field(s) in a message send specific message to the specific subscriber.

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2020-09-17T09:10:48Z

SNS Simple Notification System

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			It's HA, durable, secure, fully managed pub/sub messaging system.
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			Using message filters we can based on a field(s) in a message send specific message to the specific subscriber.

			Durability, after a number of retries messages will get discarded.

	= SQS Simple Queuing System =		= SQS Simple Queuing System =

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Handling Bounces and Complaints

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			== Handling Bounces and Complaints ==
	When you uses SES Simple Email System from AWS you need to manage:		When you uses SES Simple Email System from AWS you need to manage:
	* bounce backs		* bounce backs

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Handling Bounces and Complaints

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	this is required by Amazon to protect your reputation, so Amazon IP /or your domain won't get blacklisted.		this is required by Amazon to protect your reputation, so Amazon IP /or your domain won't get blacklisted.

	Amazon SES assigns a unique message ID to each email that you successfully submit to send. When Amazon SES receives a bounce or complaint message from an ISP, we forward the feedback message to you. The format of bounce and complaint messages varies between ISPs, but Amazon SES interprets these messages and, if you choose to set up Amazon SNS topics for them, categorizes them into JSON objects. Read more link you find in [[References]] section.		Amazon SES assigns a unique message ID to each email that you successfully submit to send. When Amazon SES receives a bounce or complaint message from an ISP, we forward the feedback message to you. The format of bounce and complaint messages varies between ISPs, but Amazon SES interprets these messages and, if you choose to set up Amazon SNS topics for them, categorizes them into JSON objects. Read more link you find in [[#References]] section.

	= References =		= References =
	*[https://dev.to/frosnerd/event-handling-in-aws-using-sns-sqs-and-lambda-2ng Event Handling in AWS using SNS, SQS, and Lambda] dev.to		*[https://dev.to/frosnerd/event-handling-in-aws-using-sns-sqs-and-lambda-2ng Event Handling in AWS using SNS, SQS, and Lambda] dev.to
	*[https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/messaging-and-targeting/handling-bounces-and-complaints/ Handling Bounces and Complaints] AWS Docs		*[https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/messaging-and-targeting/handling-bounces-and-complaints/ Handling Bounces and Complaints] AWS Docs

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= Handling Bounces and Complaints =
When you uses SES Simple Email System from AWS you need to manage:
* bounce backs
* complaints
this is required by Amazon to protect your reputation, so Amazon IP /or your domain won't get blacklisted.

Amazon SES assigns a unique message ID to each email that you successfully submit to send. When Amazon SES receives a bounce or complaint message from an ISP, we forward the feedback message to you. The format of bounce and complaint messages varies between ISPs, but Amazon SES interprets these messages and, if you choose to set up Amazon SNS topics for them, categorizes them into JSON objects. Read more link you find in [[References]] section.

= References =
*[https://dev.to/frosnerd/event-handling-in-aws-using-sns-sqs-and-lambda-2ng Event Handling in AWS using SNS, SQS, and Lambda] dev.to
*[https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/messaging-and-targeting/handling-bounces-and-complaints/ Handling Bounces and Complaints] AWS Docs