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Hey Kevin — I haven’t used SQS myself before, but I suspect this is a place where you’d use the AWS SDK (which Pulumi provides for you, in the `aws` package)  to send that message — so something like:
```const queue = new aws.sqs.Queue("dataqueue");
...

// And then in your POST handler
const sqs = new aws.sdk.SQS();
sqs.sendMessage({
    ...the properties of the request
});```

The docs for the SQS class of the AWS SDK are here: <https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSJavaScriptSDK/latest/AWS/SQS.html>

You should be able to access the properties of the `queue` resource using `.get()` methods (e.g., `queue.arn.get()`, etc.), which will allow you to  to pass regular strings for the argument to `sendMessage`.