How to Get Started With Amazon SQS
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There are two things you'll need to do to make SQS work with Zapier:
- Add a new queue in SQS (if you already use SQS you probably already have one you want to use, if not, directions are below as well).
- Add a new Zapier user via IAM with only permission to use SQS and give those AWS Security Credentials to Zapier.
Add a New SQS Queue
Navigate to SQS by clicking the icon from your AWS dashboard. Then click the "Create New Queue" button near the top left corner.
A dialog will pop up. Fill it out to your liking and hit the create button.
Create Security Credentials by Adding a New Zapier User to IAM
To add an SQS account to Zapier, you should follow these instructions. They will walk you through setting up a user in IAM and adding that account to Zapier. Remember that you want to select SQS instead of SES where applicable.