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What is the SNS application protocol?

SNS allows the subscriber to have the following type of protocols

HTTP/S Lambda SQS Email/JSON Application

not sure what applies to application protocol

and how can I fill the end point

 (a example is arn:aws:sns:us-east-1:5555555555:endpoint/ADM/application-name/uuid)
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SNS - the way I see it, conceptually - these are really two different products under one AWS service.

  • HTTP (S), Lambda, SQS, Email, Email / JSON and SMS (you forgot SMS)

  • Mobile push notifications (this is the "application" - mobile applications)

For an application protocol, the endpoint is the endpoint of the mobile application and device.

http://docs.aws.amazon.com/sns/latest/api/API_Subscribe.html

If you do not send a mobile push notification, you do not publish to EndpointArn . You publish on TopicArn .

For everything except mobile push (https, email, sqs, etc.), when you send a message to a topic, it applies to all subscribers to this topic. Individual subscribers are not individually addressed (if there was not a big change that I was able to skip, I welcome the fix, if so).

Using mobile push, you can send messages individually to individually addressed endpoints ( EndpointArn ) or to all endpoints that are subscribed to a topic.

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