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Sigma enables you to connect with Amazon SNS, a notification service which enables you to facilitate the mass of emails to several end users or customers. The appropriate E-Mail IDs of the customers or end users are stored in the form of Topics on the Amazon SNS notification delivery service. Using Sigma, you can send the status of the generated reports to your customers by establishing a connection with the Amazon SNS delivery service in the AWS environment.

It is essential that you should have already created an AWS account as an IAM (Identity Access Management) or a Root User to make use of the SNS email delivery services. Once you register as an IAM or a Root User in AWS (Amazon Web Services), you can proceed to create a topic on the SNS email delivery service. Provide the e-mail address of your customers in the topic and once the email addresses are added to the topic, ensure that your customers subscribe to the created topic on the SNS email delivery service. After your customers subscribe to the created topic, they will receive emails on the status of the generated reports in Sigma Application.

By making use of Sigma Studio, the configuration UI tool, you can easily establish a connection with the SNS delivery service using minimal sets of configurable actions. The status of the generated reports in Sigma Application will be sent in the form of emails to the subscribed users or customers of the created topic on the SNS delivery service in the AWS portal.

Prerequisites

To create Amazon SNS connections, make sure to copy all the JAR files from the following location in the CT Sigma platform binary:

  • \Sigma_ARX_Release_20.1.9.0_18066.zip\Sigma_ARX_Release_20.1.9.0_18066\Supporting_Jars\Camel_Jars\AWS_Jars

And place those files in your application WAR files on the app or web server. For example, <Tomcat-Installed-Folder>\webapps\sigma\WEB-INF\lib folder in the above mentioned path.

Perform the following steps to create an Amazon SNS connection in Sigma Studio:

  1. On the home page of Sigma Studio, click Manage > Connectors.



    The Create New Connection page appears as shown in the following screenshot:



  2. Click the OTHERS and select the amazon S3 option.



  3. Enter a unique name for the connection in Connection Name field. Here, NEW AMAZON S3 CONNECTION is provided as the Connection Name.



  4. Provide a valid access key of the S3 cloud-based storage service in the Access Key field, e.g. AKIA46OSTORY5OKKPR4L.



  5. Provide a valid secret key of the S3 storage service in the Secret Key field, e.g. nYEX8uz/m0tfv7mmPfyjsWPdtRIgMTY27UJDKRzV.



  6. Provide the geographical region which acts as the access point of the S3 storage service in the Region field, e.g. ap-southeast-1.



  7. Click Submit to save the Amazon S3 connection.

    When you try to exit the Connectors screen, before saving the configured S3 connection, a warning pop-up message appears, as shown in the following screen shot:

    • Click Cancel, if you do not want to exit the Connectors screen.
    • Click Ok, if you want to exit the Connectors screen.




    A success message for creating the S3 connection appears, as shown in the following screenshot:



  8. Click Ok.

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