Authenticate calls to Surveys API with your API key and a secure token to authorize requests against the endpoints listed here.
Connect to Amazon SQS using AWS IAM credentials (Access Key ID and Secret Access Key) or a role with permissions to send and receive messages from your queues.
Available endpoints for this connection include: 1) POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/posts; 2) PUT /social-media-posting/:locationId/posts/:id; 3) DELETE /social-media-posting/:locationId/posts/:id; 4) PATCH /social-media-posting/:locationId/posts/:id. Additional endpoints are provided in draft and can be enabled as needed.
Trigger: a new social post draft is created in Surveys API.
Actions: push a message to an SQS queue with post content and scheduling data; include message attributes for routing and retries.
POST /social-media-posting/:locationId/posts
Key fields: locationId, postId, content, media, schedule, status.
Trigger: multiple post drafts queued for batch publishing.
Actions: poll SQS, validate messages, and publish posts in bulk to social channels.
PATCH /social-media-posting/:locationId/posts/:id
Key fields: queueName, batchSize, postIds, status.
Trigger: a failed message is routed to a dead‑letter queue after retry attempts.
Actions: implement exponential backoff, retry limits, and alerting for failed posts.
PUT /social-media-posting/:locationId/posts/:id
Key fields: postId, retryCount, queueName, errorCode.
No‑code automation lets you orchestrate posting workflows between Surveys API and SQS without writing server logic.
Reliability improves through queueing, retries, and dead‑letter handling, reducing missed posts.
Scalability grows as demand increases, with decoupled components that can run in parallel.
Core elements and processes include API endpoints, authentication, AWS SQS queues, message structure, and retry logic that govern data flow between Surveys API and SQS.
A queue is a durable storage location for messages that ensures they are delivered to a consumer in a controlled, reliable manner.
An endpoint is a specific URL path exposed by Surveys API to perform actions like creating or updating posts.
A webhook is a callback URL that can be used to push events from Surveys API into a queue-based workflow such as SQS.
Rules that govern how failed messages are retried, including backoff strategies and dead‑letter queues.
Push instant notifications to dashboards or chat channels when a post is published.
Queue and publish multiple posts in one go to save API calls and improve throughput.
Configure exponential backoff and DLQ routing to recover from transient failures.
Obtain and securely store your Surveys API key and AWS IAM credentials.
Set up endpoints in Surveys API to push, update, and delete posts, and connect to your SQS queue.
Run tests to verify message flow, monitor retries, and tune backoff as needed.
You authenticate Surveys API calls with your API key and a secure token. Ensure your token scope matches the actions you perform (for example, post creation or updates).
The primary endpoints include creating, updating, deleting, and patching social posts. These endpoints map to corresponding SQS messages for reliable processing.
Queueing messages in SQS provides decoupled processing and retry capabilities. If a post fails to publish, messages are retried or moved to a dead-letter queue for inspection.
No heavy coding is required; you can connect surveys data to SQS using available endpoints and standard IAM permissions, with no‑code tooling for orchestration.
Use exponential backoff, set sensible retry limits, and implement dead-letter queues to isolate repeated failures and maintain smooth operation.
Messages have size and rate limits. Plan payloads accordingly and batch where appropriate to stay within quotas.
Monitor the integration via AWS CloudWatch logs, SQS queue metrics, and detailed webhook/event logs from Surveys API.
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