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feat(events): dead letter queue for Lambda Targets #11617
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@DaWyz - i know it's still in progress, but i took a quick first pass - this will be a really useful feature for users!
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@shivlaks I updated the code to fix the comments. Let me know if it fine. I think it's pretty close to ready. Waiting for your comments/suggestions if you think I should change/add more things ! |
@DaWyz sorry I didn't realize this one was ready for review. Will get through it today!! |
New to CDK here, but interested in this feature. Possibly a dumb question but does this support using the same DLQ for multiple targets? |
@davecap I would expect it to work but I haven't tried. The code definitely allow it. I would expect CloudFormation to allow it as well but as I said, I haven't tried. |
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Add DLQ Configuration to Rule targets. Using a DLQ on a rule prevents the application to loose events after all retry attempts are exhausted. Resolves aws#11612 ---- *By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache-2.0 license*
Add DLQ Configuration to Rule targets. Using a DLQ on a rule prevents the application to loose events after all retry attempts are exhausted.
Resolves #11612
By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache-2.0 license