Aws arn for integration contains invalid action

AWS ARN for Integration Contains Invalid Action

When integrating services in AWS (Amazon Web Services), ARNs (Amazon Resource Names) are used to uniquely identify resources. These ARNs also include the action or operation to be performed on the resource.

An ARN is made up of several parts that follow a specific format:

• arn:aws::::/

The “action” mentioned in the query refers to the specific operation or action that needs to be performed on the identified resource. The action is usually included in the last part of the ARN after the resource type (e.g., Amazon S3 bucket, Lambda function, etc.) and the resource path.

An example of a valid ARN with an action would be:

    arn:aws:s3:::my-bucket/*:PUT
  

In this example, the action “PUT” indicates that the intended operation is to upload an object to the S3 bucket identified as “my-bucket”. The asterisk (*) after the bucket name represents the wildcard used to specify all objects within the bucket.

The error message “aws arn for integration contains invalid action” suggests that the action specified in the ARN is not recognized or allowed for the given service or resource type. This error commonly occurs when attempting to invoke an unsupported action for a specific integration or service.

It is important to ensure that you are using the correct action for the service and resource you are working with. Review the documentation for the specific AWS service to find the valid actions or operations you can use in the ARN.