Getting started with dead letter queue for beginners on AWS

[@edgarcarrillo3814]

From 0 to now knowing what Deadletter Queues are and how to set up in AWS Thanks!

[@Atul_Shegokar]

Thank you Man. I liked your attitude & way of explaining.

[@camiloportilla-z7f]

thanks for the video, very useful

[@arkster00]

There's a bit more involvement here. You can set the retry on the queue level but theoretically that will clash with the # of retries you have on the lambda. So setting the sqs queue retry to 0 helps. Also you need to understand what visibility timeouts are and how they are set for threads that access the message in the queue. The reason you couldn't see the message when you were refreshing was that that timeout had not yet expired before that message was re-placed back into the queue (regular not dlq). The idea and goal is that when the lambda exhausts all the retries and still fails, then the message is then moved to the DLQ. There are configurations on how long the message can stay in the DLQ or regular queue.

[@SoumilShah]

Thanks a lot for those comments yes you are right and i forgot while i was creating video thanks a lot for posting this

[@janivimal]

Soumil, well explained !! Question : messages that went to dlq , went through sqs-dlq or lambda dlq ? is it mandatory to configure dlq on both lambda and sqs ? or either one would work ?

[@SoumilShah]

No just configure on sqs side that’s it

[@janivimal]

@@SoumilShah Thank you !

[@vipinreddy9053]

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[@divyadharshinikarthikeyan6561]

Can you please forward me the presentation?

[@douglasmiranda4756]

Thank you

[@guilhermereis8153]

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