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In this video, we are going to send and receive message to Q on Amazon SDKs using SDK libraries.

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So please open the we used to do code and as you can see that we are using these commands to perform,

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send, receive message from the queue.

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So let's start with the send message queue.

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To get more detail, you should go to the documentation in here.

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If you can search for the send message command in the case client, it is a secure documentation.

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You can go to the send message to command documentation, see the example usage and see the input with

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the send message command input object.

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So in this object it is requiring this kind of properties that we should provide.

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The important one is the query URL.

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So let's go back to our we just do code and implement this send message command.

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In order to do that, please create a separate, separate object, separate JavaScript file, which

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is the send message that is.

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And in this file we will send message in sending to send message command.

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But before that we should create a queue because in the last video we have delayed a queue.

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So let me perform creating a new queue and after that we will send message to Nuku.

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Please open the terminal and run the node command with pacing to create queue dodges hit enter.

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So this will create a new queue on the Amazon SDKs.

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So here you can see the queue, copy the queue URL, newly generated created queue.

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And after that go to the send message that is and passing the queue in here.

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So this is very important step in order to send message to this queue and we also provide the delay

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second and message, but the information to send message to this queue.

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So now we have prepared the parameters and this is the our command and we are using the client.

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Again, I'm going to send message with using the supply and I'm going to run node command with passing

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the send messages, hit the enter and see what's happened.

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So as you can see that we have successfully send message and you can see the message ID in here to verify

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this message we can go to a mission console, go to queues.

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If we refresh this page, we have created new queue and if you open the queue and click the send receive

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message, we can see that available message is one.