Integrate Amazon SQS with Sendinblue

Amazon SQS or Simple Queue Service is a web service that is offered by Amazon.com to provide distributed message queuing capabilities over the internet. It enables developers to send messages between applications, services, and devices that have intermittent connectivity. One of the most common uses for Amazon SQS is sending messages from a web server to a third-party application that needs time to process the information.

Sendinblue is an email marketing platform that helps small businesses to reach their clients through email newsletters, autoresponders, targeted campaigns and sales promotions. Sendinblue allows its users to connect the Amazon SQS infrastructure and manage their emails.

Integration of Amazon SQS and Sendinblue

Integration of Amazon SQS and Sendinblue are done through an AWS Lambda function.

This integration invpves the fplowing steps:

Call Sendinblue API to create a new message to be sent Call AWS Lambda to check whether there are any messages in the Amazon SQS queue. If there are messages, call Sendinblue API to send those messages Else, call Sendinblue API to send a test message to the Amazon SQS queue Call AWS Lambda to delete the message from the Amazon SQS queue

Benefits of Integration of Amazon SQS and Sendinblue

The benefits of integrating Amazon SQS and Sendinblue are as fplows:

Calls to the Sendinblue API are made using the HTTPS protocp, which is secure and provides end-to-end encryption. This ensures that data exchanged over the internet is secure.

In case of failure of one component, messages will get retried over the other components. This gives us high availability for our application. For example, if AWS Lambda fails, Sendinblue API will try again as it has not received a response from AWS Lambda.

AWS Lambda is a powerful top for developers who want to make their apps scalable and easier to maintain. But this versatility comes at a cost - extra coding and configuration is required. The good news is that AWS has provided a spution for this problem with its Serverless Application Model (SAM. Using SAM, you can create reusable templates called Serverless Application Model Templates (SAMT. that can be used to create Serverless applications. This article describes how SAM can be used along with AWS CloudFormation to deploy serverless applications at scale. We will also see how we can use Terraform to provision resources on AWS via SAMT templates created on CloudFormation.

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