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Service Name: | StepFunctions |
ARN Format: | arn:aws:states:{region}:{account}:stateMachine:${name and qualifier} |
Style: | Request/Response |
Actions (required Permissions): |
states:DescribeStateMachine states:StartSyncExecution (EXPRESS) states:StartExection (STANDARD)
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Payload Format: | JSON Array |
AWS StepFunctions State Machines are a very flexible and modern "compute on demand" option for implementing
destinations. Proxylity's integration supports both STANDARD and EXPRESS state machines using the async and
request/response patterns, respectively, and allows you to select the state machine execution model
that best matches your business logic and cost/performance needs. Proxylity automatically detects the type of
state machine using the states:DescribeStateMachine
API, so please ensure the destination execution
role includes that permission.
Similar to Lambda, the input to a StepFunctions destination is a JSON object with an array of packet request
objects in the Messages
property. Likewsie, the output is an object with an array of packet
response objects in the Replies
property. We've found that the recent addition of JSONata to
StateMachines has greatly simplified use and expanded capabilties and highly recommend using it for
StepFunctions destinations.
A STANDARD state machine destination provides no direct output, and cannot be used to generate replies.
An example State Machine destination that generates replies can be found ing our examples repository on GitHub.