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# AWS API Gateway HTTP APIs to Amazon SQS for buffering
# Amazon API Gateway REST APIs to Amazon SQS for buffering

In this pattern, called "Queue based leveling", a serverless queue is introduced between your API Gateway and your workers, which can be a Lambda function for example.

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## Testing

1. Run the following command to send an HTTP `POST` request to the HTTP APIs endpoint. Note, you must edit the {MyHttpAPI} placeholder with the URL of the deployed HTTP APIs endpoint. This is provided in the terraform outputs. You can also find the same command automatically generated in the terraform output.
1. Run the following command to send an HTTP `POST` request to the Rest APIs endpoint. Note, you must edit the {MyRestAPI} placeholder with the URL of the deployed Rest APIs endpoint. This is provided in the terraform outputs. You can also find the same command automatically generated in the terraform output.
```bash
curl --location --request POST '{MyHttpAPI}/submit'
curl --location --request POST '{MyRestAPI}/submit'
> --header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
> --data-raw '{ "isMessageReceived": "Yes" }'
```
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