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AWS SQS
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Standard queue - Public (no auth)
Standard queue - with Auth

AWS SQS

Standard queue - Public (no auth)

GETSend message

Add your queue url?Action=SendMessage&MessageBody={{payload}}
PARAMS
Action

SendMessage

MessageBody

{{payload}}

Example Request
Send message
curl
curl --location -g 'Add your queue url?Action=SendMessage&MessageBody={{payload}}'
Example Response
No response body
This request doesn't return any response body
No response headers
This request doesn't return any response headers

POSTSend message (using POST)

Add your queue url

This has the same effect as using GET, but POST is more "correct" way of creating resources.

HEADERS
Content-Type

application/x-www-form-urlencoded

Bodyurlencoded
Action

SendMessage

MessageBody

{{payload}}

Example Request
Send message (using POST)
curl
curl --location 'Add your queue url' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded' \
--data-urlencode 'Action=SendMessage' \
--data-urlencode 'MessageBody={{payload}}'
Example Response
No response body
This request doesn't return any response body
No response headers
This request doesn't return any response headers

GETReceive message

Add your queue url?Action=ReceiveMessage
PARAMS
Action

ReceiveMessage

Example Request
Receive message
curl
curl --location 'Add your queue url?Action=ReceiveMessage'
Example Response
No response body
This request doesn't return any response body
No response headers
This request doesn't return any response headers

Standard queue - with Auth

AUTHORIZATIONAWS Signature
Access Key

ONLY FOR AUTH

Secret Key

<secret-key>