AWS provides two messaging services that handle messages – Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS) and Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS).SQS is used as a message broker, facilitating communication between different components through message queues.SNS, on the other hand, acts as a notification service, sending messages to multiple subscribers simultaneously.SQS is designed for decoupling components and allowing them to operate independently and asynchronously.SNS is ideal for broadcasting event notifications to multiple subscribers and internal notifications to relevant teams or services.SQS is perfect for decoupling microservices, task processing, and reliable, ordered message processing.SNS is useful for monitoring, alerts, and the fan-out pattern, which sends a message to multiple destinations.Understanding the differences between SQS and SNS is crucial for building reliable, scalable applications.AWS SQS and SNS provide the flexibility for seamless communication between components of cloud-based applications.By leveraging SQS and SNS, application reliability and performance can be significantly enhanced.