Integrate with Momentus VenueOps via AWS SQS push-notification queues
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Steps
Set up an AWS account and get familiar with SQS, since VenueOps pushes notifications through a customer-owned queue
Clone github.com/EventBooking/Integration.Examples and open the SqsExample app under the DotNet folder
Configure your own Region and QueueUrl settings in the example's Program.cs — the Region must match one of EventBooking's supported AWS regions (e.g. us-east-1, eu-west-1, ap-southeast-2)
Run the SqsExample app to send and retrieve messages, confirming VenueOps events land in your queue
Build your downstream consumer to process queued VenueOps change events asynchronously, buffering through outages rather than depending on synchronous delivery
Known gotchas
SQS is one of "several" push mechanisms EventBooking offers per their own docs — confirm with EventBooking which queue/topic setup applies to your account before assuming SQS is the default
The example repository is archived (read-only) as of Jan 2024, so treat it as a reference for the integration pattern rather than an actively maintained SDK
You must determine and configure the correct AWS Region yourself from the QueueUrl EventBooking provides; using the wrong region fails with connection/timeout errors rather than a clear auth error
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