Step 3: Verifying Amazon SNS application and pipeline performance

Step 1: Verifying the execution of the sample checkout pipeline

1. Sign in to the Amazon DynamoDB console.

2. On the navigation panel, choose Tables.

3. Search for serverlessrepo-fork-example and choose CheckoutTable.

4. On the table details page, choose Items and then choose the created item.

   The stored attributes are displayed.

Step 2: Verifying the execution of the event storage and backup pipeline

1. Sign in to the Amazon S3 console.

2. On the navigation panel, choose Buckets.

3. Search for serverlessrepo-fork-example and then choose CheckoutBucket.

4. Navigate the directory hierarchy until you find a file with the extension .gz.

5. To download the file, choose Actions, Open.

6. The pipeline is configured with a Lambda function that sanitizes credit card information for compliance reasons.

   To verify that the stored JSON payload doesn't contain any credit card information, decompress the file.

Step 3: Verifying the execution of the event search and analytics pipeline

1. Sign in to the OpenSearch Service console.

2. On the navigation panel, under My domains, choose the domain prefixed with serverl-analyt.

3. The pipeline is configured with an Amazon SNS subscription filter policy that sets a numeric matching condition.

   To verify that the event is indexed because it refers to an order whose value is higher than USD $100, on the serverl-analyt-abcdefgh1ijk page, choose Indices, checkout_events.

Step 4: Verifying the execution of the event replay pipeline

1. Sign in to the Amazon SQS console.

2. In the list of queues, search for serverlessrepo-fork-example and choose ReplayQueue.

3. Choose Send and receive messages.

4. In the Send and receive messages in fork-example-ecommerce-my-app...ReplayP-ReplayQueue-123ABCD4E5F6 dialog box, choose Poll for messages.

5. To verify that the event is enqueued, choose More Details next to the message that appears in the queue.