Articles tagged with Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)
Amazon Simple Notification Service (Amazon SNS) is a fully managed messaging service for both application-to-application (A2A) and application-to-person (A2P) communication.
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AWS OFFICIALUpdated 4 months ago1 votes376 views
This article demonstrates how AWS Enterprise Support helped a financial services customer implement a comprehensive database event monitoring solution. The solution used Amazon Relational Database Ser...
zodwmSUPPORT ENGINEER
published 7 months ago0 votes150 views
How to troubleshoot the 'Unable to validate the following destination configuration' error when attempting to configure the s3 event notification.
zodwmSUPPORT ENGINEER
published 7 months ago0 votes169 views
Ho to troubleshoot the error 'Unable to validate the following destination configuration' when attempting to configure the s3 event notification.
rajawsSUPPORT ENGINEER
published 8 months ago0 votes834 views
I want to resolve the “The provided number does not exist or does not belong to the account.” error when I send an SMS message using AWS SNS or Pinpoint from my account.
AWS - Ben HardingEXPERT
published a year ago0 votes289 views
The intention of this documentation is to provide the building blocks to create critical CloudWatch alarms which are fit for onboarding to Incident Detection and Response. It contains specific alarm b...
rajawsSUPPORT ENGINEER
published a year ago1 votes492 views
This sample code will allow users to input a list of phone numbers in CSV format and validate them.
Mike BrugnoniEXPERT
published a year ago0 votes344 views
This article explains how to use the Control Tower notification center sample solution to simplify administrative alert creation.
Rick FraserEXPERT
published 2 years ago5 votes3.6K views
This article provides a framework for establishing custom monitoring and alerting rules in Amazon Redshift based on user actions