Notifications

What is SNS?

Amazon Simple Notification Service, it is a fully managed messaging service for both application-to-application

Enter the Amazon SNS Console

Getting started with Amazon SNS

Get Start:

Create a topic:

First of all you need to Sign in to the Amazon SNS console or create account if you don’t have, then in the choose Topics. On the Topics page, choose Create topic and then by default, the console creates a FIFO topic. Choose Standard. In the Details section, enter a Name for the topic, such as MyTopic and the scroll to the end of the form and choose Create topic. now you will see the topic’s Details page.

Create a subscription to the topic:

• In the left navigation pane, choose Subscriptions.
• On the Subscriptions page, choose Create subscription.
• On the Create subscription page, choose the Topic ARN field to see a list of the topics in your AWS account.
• Choose the topic that you created in the previous step.
• For Protocol, choose Email.
• For Endpoint, enter an email address that can receive notifications.
• Choose Create subscription.
• The console opens the new subscription’s Details page.
• Check your email inbox and choose Confirm subscription in the email from AWS Notifications. The sender ID is usually “no-reply@sns.amazonaws.com”.
• Amazon SNS opens your web browser and displays a subscription confirmation with your subscription ID.

Publish a message to the topic

• In the left navigation pane, choose Topics.
• On the Topics page, choose the topic that you created earlier, and then choose Publish message.
• The console opens the Publish message to topic page.
• (Optional) In the Message details section, enter a Subject, such as:

  Hello from Amazon SNS!
  

• In the Message body section, choose Identical payload for all delivery protocols, and then enter a message body, such as:

  Publishing a message to an SNS topic.
  

• Choose Publish message.
• The message is published to the topic, and the console opens the topic’s Details page.
• Check your email inbox and verify that you received an email from Amazon SNS with the published message.