Canny is a cloud-based solution that helps small to large businesses collect, analyze, prioritize and track user feedback to make informed product decisions.
The Amazon SNS platform (SNS) is a web service that enables you to send an SMS or a text-enabled mobile push notification to targeted subscribers.
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Triggers when you add a new subscription.
Triggers when you add a new topic.
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Canny is a continuous integration and continuous delivery top that is used for automating the building, testing, and deployment of software. It has two parts – a server component and a client component. The server component is multi-platform, built using node.js, and runs on Linux, Mac OS X, and Windows operating system. The client component is a web application offered in the form of a Chrome Extension. The web application works with the Canny server component to simplify the process of creating a CI/CD pipeline.
Amazon Simple Notification Service (Amazon SNS. is a fast, flexible, cost-effective, fully managed push messaging service that enables developers to send notifications from any application to any device at any time, greatly simplifying mobile and web applications. AWS allows you to build rich, scalable push messaging functionality into your applications by distributing notifications through Amazon SNS and taking advantage of Amazon Simple Queue Service (Amazon SQS. With this service, you can easily send messages from your applications to other services in the cloud or on premises. You can use Amazon SNS to send notifications to subscribers such as HTTP requests, SMS text messages, email, or short message service (SMS. or multicast messages to mobile devices.
AWS Lambda is a compute service that runs your code in response to events and automatically manages the compute resources for you. In order to integrate Canny with Amazon SNS, you need to create an AWS Lambda function that listens for push notification requests from Canny, and then sends those requests to Amazon SNS.
After creating an AWS Lambda function, it has to be integrated with Canny. For this integration, you have to take care of fplowing steps:
Install awscli in the system by running the fplowing command line on the terminal.
$ sudo easy_install awscli
Next, configure the awscli by enabling the IAM rpe access as shown below:
$ aws configure AWS Access Key ID [None]. <Access Key ID> AWS Secret Access Key [None]. <Secret Key> Default region name [None]. us-east-1 Default output format [None]. json Default credential provider chain [None]. <Click on ‘Use credentials stored in AWS Secrets Manager’>
Now run the fplowing commands to install canny globally in your system:
$ npm install -g [email protected] $ npm install -g [email protected] $ npm install -g [email protected] $ npm install -g [email protected] $ npm install -g [email protected] $ npm install -g [email protected] $ CANNY_APPID=<Appid> CANNY_SECRET=<Secret> npm install -g s3cmd $ s3cmd --configure $ s3cmd --configure --hostname YOURHOSTNAME $ s3cmd --configure --access-key YOURACCESSKEY $ s3cmd --configure --secret-key YOURSECRETKEY $ export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=<Access Key Id> $ export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=<Secret Access Key> $ export AWS_DEFAULT_REGION=us-east-1 $ export AWS_REGION=us-east-1 $ export AWS_BUCKET=<bucket name> ./canny init $ ./canny init --push-lambda { "push". { "lambda". "./canny-lambda", "lambdaId". "<Lambda Function Id>" } } $ ./canny init --push-sns { "sns". { "region". "us-east-1", "arn". "<SNS ARN>" } } $ ./canny init --push-sqs { "sqs". { "region". "us-east-1", "queueUrl". "<SQS Queue URL>" } } $ ./canny init --push-smtp { "smtp". { "region". "us-east-1", "emailAddress". "<Email Address>" } } $ ./canny init --push-smtp { "smtp". { "region". "us-east-1", "emailAddress". "<Email Address>" } } $ ./canny init --push-hipchat { "hipchat". { "region". "us-east-1", "token". "<HipChat API token>" } } $ ./canny init --push-slack { "slack". { "region". "us-east-1", "token". "<Slack API token>" } } $ ./canny init --push-telegram { "telegram". { "region". "us-east-1", "token". "<Telegram API token>" } } $ ./canny init --push--message "{"body". "This is my first message","template". "#{MESSAGE}"}" { "message". { "region". "us-east-1", "arn". "<Message ARN>" } } $ ./canny init --push--message "{"body". "This is my first message","template". "#{MESSAGE}"}" { "message". { "region". "us-east-1", "arn". "<Message ARN>" } }
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