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Amazon Simple Queue Service in Localhost

It is possible to use the AWS SQS (NODE)

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Topics: Application Integration
Tags: Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS)
Language: English

chaganlal

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This is what i was looking for thanks you so much for sharing actually i am leaning node and aws both same and newbie so thanks a lot.

chaganlal

answered 7 years ago

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