We’re excited to announce that Amazon Simple Notification Service (Amazon SNS) has expanded its cross-Region delivery capabilities, providing more flexibility for customers using opt-in Regions. This update brings three improvements:
- Amazon SNS to Amazon SQS delivery between opt-in Regions: You can now deliver messages from an Amazon SNS topic in one opt-in Region to an Amazon SQS queue in another opt-in Region.
- Amazon SNS to AWS Lambda delivery between opt-in Regions: Message delivery from an Amazon SNS topic in one opt-in Region to an AWS Lambda function in another opt-in Region is now supported.
- Amazon SNS to AWS Lambda delivery from default to opt-in Regions: You can now deliver messages from an Amazon SNS topic in a default-enabled Region to an AWS Lambda function in an opt-in Region.
These enhancements provide greater flexibility in designing distributed systems across AWS Regions, making it easier to leverage opt-in Regions in your architectures.
To use these new capabilities, ensure that you’ve enabled the required opt-in Regions for your account. When configuring cross-region subscriptions involving opt-in Regions, remember to use the Region-specific service principal (sns.<opt-in-region>.amazonaws.com) in your resource policies.
For more information on working with opt-in Regions refer to AWS Account Management documentation. To learn more about Amazon SNS cross-Region deliveries, please refer to Amazon SNS documentation.
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Source: Amazon Web Services
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