I use S3 Create events to trigger AWS-Lambdas. If my processing fails I want to do some magic and then trigger the \"event\" again to start my processing ones more. So far the o
One method that is not mention here is that you can "touch" the metadata of the S3 object and it will trigger an event. This way you can get the event message without having to modify or fiddle with the original object data.
Note: the data in the metadata fields do not have to change to trigger the event.
Some strategies here: