Is task delivery exactly once as in a SQS FIFO queue?

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Hi  
  
AWS Step Functions looks pretty promising for our use case according to our study.  
However, regarding the technical guarantees of `GetActivityTask`, I wonder could you confirm that the semantics are similar to that of a SQS FIFO queue?  
  
Searching on the forum seems to imply that's the case:  
  
https://forums.aws.amazon.com/thread.jspa?threadID=252251&tstart=0  
https://forums.aws.amazon.com/thread.jspa?threadID=253480&tstart=75  
  
However, it would be great if you could confirm that tasks delivered by Step Functions have exactly once semantics.  
  
Thanks!

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Yes. AWS StepFunctions provides exactly-once semantics on GetActivityTask

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hmm I'm still waiting on this confirmation from AWS team and it is rather frustrating not getting an official answer. There is no information on this anywhere else.   
  
I am holding off on our production release until I have an answer. At this stage, I am not even sure if Step function is the right choice or production ready given AWS team isn't transparent on such a basic behavior. I am the third person asking this question without an answer.  
  
Is there anyone moderating this forum, seems very poor customer service. Very frustrated !!

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Yes, it'd be great to get a confirmation that `GetActivityTask` guarantees no duplicates will be delivered for exactly-once processing on the workers.

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@techwharf  did you find out the answer to this ?  
can someone in aws step function team answer this, please ?

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anyone from AWS team cares to comment?

Is task delivery exactly once as in a SQS FIFO queue?

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