Dead Letter Queue

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A Dead Letter Queue (DLQ) is a special queue that stores messages that could not be processed by the main queue after multiple delivery attempts. These messages might require manual review or could indicate a bug in the processing logic. DLQ provides a way to isolate and handle these messages separ…

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Question 1

You have an Amazon Lambda function processing messages from an SQS queue, and you want to implement a mechanism to handle messages that cannot be processed. What should you do?

Question 2

An application is consuming messages from Amazon SQS, occasionally some messages fail to process due to an application bug. Which SQS feature can help diagnose and fix the problem?

Question 3

A developer is working on a serverless application that makes use of AWS Lambda and Amazon SQS. The Lambda function processes SQS messages, but some messages are not being processed. How can unprocessed messages be stored and later analyzed?

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