SQSの活用事例

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This document contains a diagram showing the flow of messages between components of a system using Amazon SQS. A front end component puts a message with a job ID into an SQS queue. A back end component retrieves the message from the queue and inserts the job into a database. A separate task processes the job and updates its status in the database.

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