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Access denied to read SQS queue just created

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I've been trying to get Amazon SQS working with the v3 JS client. I've gotten to the point where I can successfully create a queue using the frontend, but the issue starts when I try and send/receive on that queue.

The exception I'm seeing is:

Access to the resource https://sqs.<region>.amazonaws.com/ is denied.

Here is essentially what the code is:

  this.sqs = new SQSClient({
	region: <region>,
	credentials: this.creds
  });
  const createQueue = new CreateQueueCommand({
	QueueName: `myqueue.fifo`,
	Attributes: {
	  FifoQueue: 'true',
	  ContentBasedDeduplication: 'true'
	},
	tags: this.amazonService.getResourceTags()
  })
  const queueUrlJson = await this.sqs.send(createQueue);

  const receiveMessages = new ReceiveMessageCommand({
	MaxNumberOfMessages: 10,
	QueueUrl: queueUrlJson.QueueUrl,
	VisibilityTimeout: 5,
	WaitTimeSeconds: 5
  });
  const messages = await this.sqs.send(receiveMessages);

The createQueue command succeeds, but the receiveMessages command fails. The relevant IAM policy has a wildcard on sqs:* with restrictions related to aws:ResourceTags. I'm confused as to why one operation is allowed, which would mean the tags matched, while the other is denied.

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OK, I found the issue. It was to do with the tags. It seems that you can't have a Condition based on ResourceTags for the ReceiveMessage and SendMessage operations - the ResourceTag selector may only apply to the message objects at that point.

I wonder if there is a way to do what I intended though, which is to only allow sending and receiving messages on queues with specific tag values.

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Another question about allow sending and receiving messages on queues with specific tag values (1 comment)
Another question about allow sending and receiving messages on queues with specific tag values
Alexei‭ wrote over 2 years ago

Thanks for letting us know about the underlying cause of your issue. Since you are still not happy with the solution and have another question, can you please post it separately?