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You won't use Pulumi for this. You'll need to use the AWS SDK within your lambda code to do this. AWS has a doc for this here: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/sdk-for-javascript/v2/developer-guide/sqs-examples-send-receive-messages.html

😮 Why not?

Because that's part of your application, not your infrastructure. I guess you could use lambda destinations to pass on a message saying that the lambda processing message on

queueA

has been successful, but it wouldn't have the content of the message that was on

queueA

@brave-planet-10645 I see. What is the best way to do it? It seems very cumbersome to use the SDK for this

I guess it depends what information you need in the message on the second queue. If you're happy with "I want to know that the lambda was successful in processing the message" then a destination is probably ok but if you need some part of the message from

queueA

then you'll probably want to send it using the SDK What are you doing with the data that the lambda processes? Are you putting into a database, or handling it in some other way?

I’m Fetching X records, saving them as a chunk in a DB and want to send a message to another SQS that will process the records

Look into Event Source Mappings