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AWS SQS

SQS Queue with a Dead-Letter Queue

This template creates a source queue and a dead-letter queue for Amazon SQS. The source queue is configured with a redrive policy that specifies the dead-letter queue. The redrive policy determines the maximum number of times a message can be received from the source queue before being moved to the dead-letter queue. The template also outputs the URLs and ARNs of both the source and dead-letter queues.

MySourceQueue

AWS::SQS::Queue

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MyDeadLetterQueue

AWS::SQS::Queue

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CloudFormation Template

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