Amazon SNS + MySQL

Create messages in Amazon SNS for new rows in MySQL

Boost your data communications efficiency with this smart workflow. Upon the arrival of a new row in your MySQL database, a corresponding message is instantly formulated in Amazon SNS. This process cuts down on manual effort necessary for updating Amazon SNS messages in tandem with database alterations, facilitating smoother data tracking and system operations.

Boost your data communications efficiency with this smart workflow. Upon the arrival of a new row in your MySQL database, a corresponding message is instantly formulated in Amazon SNS. This process cuts down on manual effort necessary for updating Amazon SNS messages in tandem with database alterations, facilitating smoother data tracking and system operations.

  1. When this happens...
    MySQLMySQL
    New Row

    Triggers when you add a new row.

    TriggerScheduled
  2. automatically do this!
    Amazon SNSAmazon SNS
    Create Message

    Triggers when a new message is sent on a topic. Automatically manages the subscription.

    ActionWrite
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About Amazon SNS

Amazon Simple Notification Service is a flexible, and fast messaging service which is fully managed. SNS is a simple and cost-effective method to message both distributed services and human recipients.
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About MySQL

MySQL is a premier database used in millions of production environments around the world. Easily plug your MySQL database into any web service.
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