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Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS) and AWS Cloud Storage have garnered positive feedback over the past 12 months. Users appreciate the ease of setup, user-friendly interface, and seamless integration with various AWS services. SNS stands out for its efficient notification delivery via email, push notifications, and messaging services. Its robust API and ...Read more
Easy to set up and use, making it user-friendly for beginners.
Seamless integration with various AWS services for enhanced functionality.
Reliable and stable platform for sending notifications.
Highly scalable and cost-effective solution for storing and retrieving data securely.
Some users find the UI confusing and challenging to navigate.
Setting up certain notifications can be tedious and may require adjustments for specific use cases.
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Executive Sponsor in Computer & Network Security
12/15/17
Great Service
What do you like best? It does what it says: publish and subscribe to multiple consumers in an AWS environment. SQS is fine for pushing messages between individual services but if you need to fan-out messages then there is no substitute for SNS. What do you dislike? No complaints - it is a mission critical service for us Recommendations to others considering the product: SNS is a huge productivity gain. SQS is useful if you're sending a message to another service but if you have ...
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Justin P
04/26/17
Amazon SNS review for small SaaS app
What do you like best? Reliable. I don't seem to get any dropped messages (APNS). Integration wasn't too cumbersome. What do you dislike? API could be more versatile. Subscriber lookup in particular. Dashboard is also not very intuitive in places. Particularly, the SNS dashboard and the broader AWS dashboard (which lets you do some SNS configuration) don't jive together 100%. Recommendations to others considering the product: It fills the gap. Plan your implementation; depending ...
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