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Amazon web services – Cannot find newly created AWS SQS Queues due to pagination

When creating new AWS SQS queues in an account with too many existing queues, I find that the newly created queues can’t be found in either the AWS console or via the CLI list-queues command. I believe this issue is related to how AWS handles pagination. This issue also affects selecting queues in the Lambda UI, such as when assigning a DLQ.

I know using Terraform is an option, but sometimes I just need to create a queue quickly for testing. Is there a more direct method to locate these new queues?

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    Update: I finally found a solution.

    If you want to make sure that your newly created queue appears, you can name the queue with a prefix that starts with the letter "a". This will make sure the queue is included in the initial set of results returned by pagination


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    I know using Terraform is an option, but sometimes I just need to create a queue quickly for testing

    Yes, use the AWS CLI tool

    Or create a script using one of the AWS SDKs

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