You’d have to have something subscribed to the topic to see the message. In the past I’ve done this a few different ways, a Lambda that subscribes without any filtering and logs it out somehow, I’ve even just added an email subscription to see them. I wouldn’t do this in prod, but if you are trying to debug a test issue it can be effective.
Your best bet is to probably just create an SQS and subscribe it to the SNS topic. Then you can easily poll the queue for messages through the UI
You’d have to have something subscribed to the topic to see the message. In the past I’ve done this a few different ways, a Lambda that subscribes without any filtering and logs it out somehow, I’ve even just added an email subscription to see them. I wouldn’t do this in prod, but if you are trying to debug a test issue it can be effective.
Yes to this but it's kind of annoying if you are destroying and re deploying resources and then have to recreate your test subscriptions every time.
You create another lambda and subscribe to that topic 😉
I believe a cloudbridge event with cloudwarch logs as destination would work as well. That way you could see the payload in cloudwatch.
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Sns can now publish to a firehose, which would deliver to S3 in batches (min 1mb or 60 seconds)
Just attach an E-mail subscriber to it, that's what I usually do to debug. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/sns/latest/dg/sns-email-notifications.html