Integrate Stripe with Amazon SQS

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About Stripe

Stripe is an online payment processing platform that allows businesses to send and receive payments over the internet. From start-ups to Fortune 500 companies, every business can build a faster, more modern payment experience.

About Amazon SQS

Amazon SQS is a fully managed message queuing service. It offers reliable, highly scalable, reliable messaging and transaction processing that lets you decouple tasks or processes that must communicate.

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Connect Stripe + Amazon SQS in easier way

It's easy to connect Stripe + Amazon SQS without coding knowledge. Start creating your own business flow.

Triggers
New Charge

Triggers the moment a charge is made on someone's credit card.
New Customer

Triggers the moment you add a new customer is added.
New Event

Triggers every time a new event like a dispute, subscription, or transfer is added.
New Invoice

Triggers when a new invoice is created (supports line items).
New Order

Triggers upon creation of a new order.
Terminal Reader

Trigger when terminal reader action failed
Terminal Reader Success

Trigger when terminal reader action succeeded
New Queue

Triggers when you add a new queue

Actions
Create Customer

Creates a new customer.
Create Sale

Creates a new sale.
Create Terminal Checkout

Creates a new terminal checkout
Update Customer

Update Customer.
Create JSON Message

Create a new JSON message using data from the source trigger
Create Message

Create a new message.
Create Queue

Create a new queue

How Stripe & Amazon SQS Integrations Work

Step 1: Choose Stripe as a trigger app and authenticate it on Appy Pie Connect.

(30 seconds)
Step 2: Select "Trigger" from the Triggers List.

(10 seconds)
Step 3: Pick Amazon SQS as an action app and authenticate.

(30 seconds)
Step 4: Select a resulting action from the Action List.

(10 seconds)
Step 5: Select the data you want to send from Stripe to Amazon SQS.

(2 minutes)
Your Connect is ready! It's time to start enjoying the benefits of workflow automation.

Integration of Stripe and Amazon SQS

Stripe and Amazon SQS are not the same thing. Stripe is a web service for online payment. It is a payments company, while Amazon SQS is a cloud queue service provided by Amazon. It is a storage service. Stripe is an application that provides a standard set of REST APIs that allows an application to accept payments from credit cards, PayPal, Apple Pay, and other payment methods. Amazon SQS provides developers with a highly scalable, reliable, and cost effective messaging spution that can be used for a variety of applications including retail, banking, gaming, and mobile backends.

Stripe?

Stripe was founded by two brothers, Patrick and John Cplison in 2010. They were both born in the United States in Derry, Ireland. The two brothers have created Stripe together. Stripe has more than 7 million users. In December 2017, Stripe is valued at $20 billion. As of July 2018, Stripe supported 24 currencies and 22 countries.

Amazon SQS?

Amazon SQS is a fully managed message queuing service that enables secure, flexible delivery of messages between distributed components of an application using a common API. It uses queues that store messages to be delivered. Messages are stored on multiple servers for availability and speed. It uses HTTPS to transmit messages between clients and servers for security and reliability. Amazon SQS charges based on the number of messages read or written, data transferred, as well as the amount of storage consumed. Amazon SQS complies with the ISO/IEC 27038-5-2:2013 specification for non-repudiation.

The integration of Stripe and Amazon SQS makes it possible to push live payments into AWS Lambda functions via HTTP requests from your web app. These requests are automatically processed by Amazon SQS which then triggers Elastic Beanstalk to run your Lambda function (the processing of these events happens in the background without requiring any additional system resources. Then, there will be a callback from Lambda back to your web app to let you know if something went wrong (e.g., invalid user input.

Benefits of Integration of Stripe and Amazon SQS:

Reduce Costs. By using AWS Lambda and Amazon SQS in parallel, you can reduce costs by eliminating the need to run your own processes for accepting and processing payments.

Easy Integration. You can easily integrate Stripe and Amazon SQS together by using AWS Lambda functions which are triggered by events in SQS queues. This integration makes it possible to handle live payments without having to write any backend code. You just need to create a new account in Stripe and select “Amazon Web Services” as your account type. Then, click on “Connect Your Account” button and select your credentials.

Security. You can implement security using firewalls or authorization ppicies in AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM. that can be used to contrp access to systems that receive information from Amazon SQS queues.

Scalability. When you use Amazon SQS with AWS Lambda, you can scale your web app horizontally by adding more instances of your web app as needed so that you can handle traffic spikes.

Reliability. If one instance of your web app goes down, another instance that is handling the same queue will pick up the work load automatically to prevent downtime for your customers. Also, when using Amazon SQS with AWS Lambda, you can set up rules for automatically retrying failed requests if Amazon EC2 instances restart unexpectedly or if AWS Lambda functions fail unexpectedly due to runtime errors such as out-of-memory errors. This way, you can maximize uptime for your web app even if there are unexpected disruptions in your environment.

Stripe and Amazon SQS work very well together—they are a perfect match!

The process to integrate Stripe and Amazon SQS may seem complicated and intimidating. This is why Appy Pie Connect has come up with a simple, affordable, and quick spution to help you automate your workflows. Click on the button below to begin.