AWS Alerts is a monitoring and alerting solution for AWS cloud to monitor resources for 30+ AWS services and send alerts related to failures, errors, warnings and terminations on Slack.

The Amazon SNS Java Messaging Library holds the compatible classes, that are used for communicating with Amazon Simple Notification Service. This project builds on top of the AWS SDK for Java to use Amazon SNS provider for the messaging applications without running any additional software.

This repository contains Terraform infrastructure code to deploy scalable, self-hosted GitHub Actions runners on Amazon EC2 instances. The solution provides automated runner provisioning, lifecycle management, and secure deregistration using AWS Auto Scaling Groups, Lambda functions, and CloudWatch logging.

Deliver AWS SNS messages to a slack channel. This terraform project has been tested with Terraform v1.0.0

The challenge asked for nodeJS, but for teaching purposes I choose Java as the backend

AWS Golang SDK Tutorial

Send SMS from AWS SNS server via NODE and Express JS

🧩 Amazon SES, AWS Lambda & DynamoDB

AWS Alerts is a cloud-monitoring tool that tracks resources across 30-plus AWS services and posts Slack notifications for any failures, errors, warnings or terminations.

AWS Serverless Real Time Data Load to DynamoDB using Lambda and S3 Event Source Mapping and creating the stack using HashiCorp Terraform

Project for monitoring spendings with AWS Budget and SNS Topic.

Implementing AWS SNS & SQS via LocalStack.

Transfer Data Records (Lambda, DynamoDB, Amazon SQS) - Step Function using HashiCorp Terraform

Step Function Demo using DynamoDB, Lambda,SNS and CloudWatch Alarm

AWS Serverless Real Time Data Load to DynamoDB using Python Lambda and S3 Event Source Mapping and creating the stack using AWS CloudFormation.

Step Function demo with Task Timer and SNS

Transfer Data Records (Lambda, DynamoDB, Amazon SQS) - Step Function using AWS CloudFormation

command line tool to send message or file to AWS SNS topic subscribers

Accessing a S3 bucket in one AWS Acount (Account-A) from a Lambda function in another AWS Account(Account-B), The stack is created using CloudFormation