Troubleshooting AWS User Notifications
In this section, you can find answers to some common questions and concerns.
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No notifications configured in the account.
Verify that your notification configurations exist. From the navigation pane, choose Notification configurations to view a list of existing configurations in your account.
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Notification configuration error.
Verify that the status of your notification configuration is Active. From the navigation pane, choose Notification configurations to view a list of existing configurations in your account. You can check the status of your notification configurations by viewing the list. You can also choose a notification configuration to navigate to its details page. If the notification configuration shows an error, choose Edit on the Notification Configuration page to fix the issue.
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Event not matching expected pattern.
Verify that the created Event Rule matches the emitted AWS event. For more information, see Events from AWS services in the Amazon EventBridge User Guide.
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Permissions error - Contact your account administrator to discuss your permissions.
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System error - Try to create the rule again.
We're working with other AWS services to make sure User Notifications contain all relevant details.
Your feedback helps us prioritize the notifications we should work on next. To send
feedback, choose Feedback in the lower left menu of the User Notifications console
The following list includes exceptions that User Notifications can return. It also describes the HTTP status code associated with each exception.
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ValidationException
HTTP Status Code: 400
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ResourceNotFoundException
HTTP Status Code: 404
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ServiceQuotaExceededException
HTTP Status Code: 402
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AccessDeniedException
HTTP Status Code: 403
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ConflictException
HTTP Status Code: 409
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ThrottlingException
HTTP Status Code: 429
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InternalServerException
HTTP Status Code: 500
