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Step 2: Subscribe the HTTP/HTTPS endpoint to the Amazon SNS topic

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Step 2: Subscribe the HTTP/HTTPS endpoint to the Amazon SNS topic - Amazon Simple Notification Service

To send messages to an HTTP or HTTPS endpoint through a topic, you must subscribe the endpoint to the Amazon SNS topic. You specify the endpoint using its URL. To subscribe to a topic, you can use the Amazon SNS console, the sns-subscribe command, or the Subscribe API action. Before you start, make sure you have the URL for the endpoint that you want to subscribe and that your endpoint is prepared to receive the confirmation and notification messages as described in Step 1.

To subscribe an HTTP or HTTPS endpoint to a topic using the Amazon SNS console
  1. Sign in to the Amazon SNS console.

  2. On the navigation panel, choose Topics.

  3. Choose the Create subscription.

  4. In the Protocol drop-down list, select HTTP or HTTPS.

  5. In the Endpoint box, paste in the URL for the endpoint that you want the topic to send messages to and then choose Create subscription.

  6. The confirmation message is displayed. Choose Close.

    Your new subscription's Subscription ID displays PendingConfirmation. When you confirm the subscription, Subscription ID will display the subscription ID.

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