amazon-sns

I'm using AmazonSNS to send push messages to IOS device. I have got the publishResult with a messageID. Is there any way I can use this messageID to check the delivery status ? Looks like Amazon just added support for message delivery status: Application Attributes for Message Delivery Status . It works in conjunction with Cloudwatch Logs . There is no way to confirm that a message has been delivered. However, it looks like there is a way to receive an event when a message fails to be delivered. Check out the EventDeliveryFailure here: http://docs.aws.amazon.com/sns/latest/api/API

For my team project, I need to propose which one should we use PubNub or Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS). I find PubNub very simple to implement and use but I could not find any thing concrete in Internet which says about there advantages and disadvantages over Amazon SNS. PubNub Real-Time Network and Amazon SNS Original Answer Sourced from Quora: What are the advantages and disadvantages of using PubNub over Amazon SNS? Both PubNub Real-Time Network and Amazon SNS use a Publish/Subscribe metaphor for sending and routing data. However, this is where the comparison ends. These two

I have a lambda function that accesses my Postgres db in RDS via VPC. After it queries the db, I want to post a notification to SNS. Because my lambda function exists in my VPC, it cannot access SNS. I have an internet gateway on my VPC. I read through the VPC endpoint documentation and currently only s3 is supported. Is there anyway to publish to SNS in a lambda function in a VPC? You will need a NAT server running in your VPC to route traffic outside of the VPC. AWS now offers a managed NAT service that makes this easier. UPDATE As of April 2018, SNS supports VPC Endpoints via AWS

I'm working on a publish by email system based on AWS SES. For all incoming emails I've set routing to save messages in an S3 bucket so I can asynchronously process them. The problem I have is that the messages are saved in the S3 bucket in a raw format: headers, email body, etc + the encrypted attachment (a huge string) - all in a single file. Is there a way to break the email message apart form the attachment and save both in separate files at AWS SES level? I'm trying to get the data in the format I need straight from AWS and avoid adding another processing step to the process. If AWS SES

I am developing an architecture for push notifications using AWS SNS with APNS and GCM. The model that I am following is Each user (not device) will have an SNS topic corresponding to it Each user can have multiple devices Create an platform application endpoint for each device Subscribe the platform application endpoint to the topic belonging to the device's user This way, when we have to send a notification to all the devices of a user, we need to call the publish method using the user's topicArn and all its devices should get the message. However, by default AWS has a limit of 100,000

I know some options using ruby on rails and/or node.js and PubNuB, a service that has many APIs so you can send/receive notifications between (almost) any platform. I now how to send messages from PHP and how to receive them there using Amazon SNS, but how can I receive a push notification (a SNS message) on a JS/jQuery script? Thanks. Steve Campbell Yes, but not directly and you'll have to poll for messages on a timer... In the Product Details page under the heading "Flexible", you'll see that none of the currently supported formats/transports can be hosted in the browser. However... Amazon

On my site I'd like to do push notifications of comments like Stackoverflow does. Amazon SNS/SQS seems to provide a framework to do this but I'm having difficulty finding any code/explanation on the web for anything beyond a "hello world" equivalent. From reading the AWS SNS/SQS documentation it looks like I need the following: logic: post comment/answer to a new question create topic (for first comment/answer only) publish message subscribe to topic PHP on the page where comments are posted (http://mysite.com/postCommentOrAnswer.php): $comment=$_POST['comment']; //posted comment require_once