AWS Lambda Supports Amazon SQS as an Event Source
AWS Lambda now supports Amazon SQS as an event source. This allows you to build serverless applications with Lambda using message queues as the event source. Amazon SQS is a fully managed message queuing service for reliably communicating between distributed software components and microservices.
AWS Lambda now supports Amazon SQS as an event source. This allows you to build serverless applications with Lambda using message queues as the event source. Amazon SQS is a fully managed message queuing service for reliably communicating between distributed software components and microservices.
Lambda enables you to run code in response to events, such as S3 notifications or Amazon SNS messages. It makes it easy to process data streams from Amazon Kinesis Data Streams or Amazon DynamoDB Streams. Now, it's also easy to trigger Lambda functions by sending messages to an Amazon SQS queue.
To get started, select the SQS queue you want as the event source for your Lambda function through the AWS Management Console, AWS CLI, or AWS SDK for Lambda. Lambda will invoke your function to process the messages in your queue. You can also use AWS SAM to deploy and manage serverless applications that leverage SQS queues.
SQS as an event source support is available in all regions where Lambda is available. To learn more about using SQS as an event source, read the _AWS Lambda Developer Guide _or visit the Amazon SQS Developer Guide to take a quick tutorial.
To learn how to trigger a Lambda function from an SQS queue, read the blog.