SendMessage - ApsaraMQ for MQTT

Sends a single message from an application on a cloud server to ApsaraMQ for MQTT.

Operation description

The SendMessage operation is called by applications on cloud servers. It is complementary to the operation that is called by ApsaraMQ for MQTT clients to send messages. For information about the differences between the scenarios of sending messages from applications on cloud servers and the scenarios of sending messages from ApsaraMQ for MQTT clients, see Developer guide.
Before you call the SendMessage operation, make sure that the kernel version of your ApsaraMQ for MQTT instance is 3.3.0 or later. You can obtain the information about the kernel version on the Instance Details page that corresponds to the instance in the ApsaraMQ for MQTT console.
Messages that are sent by calling the SendMessage operation cannot be forwarded to ApsaraMQ for RocketMQ. If you want to use an ApsaraMQ for MQTT to forward messages to ApsaraMQ for RocketMQ, send the messages by using an SDK. For more information, see Export data from ApsaraMQ for MQTT to other Alibaba Cloud services. You can call the SendMessage operation up to 1,000 times per second. For more information, see Limits on QPS.
Each successful call to the SendMessage operation increases the messaging transactions per second (TPS) by one. This affects the billing of your instance. For information about the billing details, see Billing rules.

There is currently no authorization information disclosed in the API.

Parameter	Type	Required	Description	Example
MqttTopic	string	Yes	The topic to which you want to send a message on the ApsaraMQ for MQTT instance.	TopicA
InstanceId	string	Yes	The ID of the ApsaraMQ for MQTT instance. The ID must be consistent with the ID of the instance that the ApsaraMQ for MQTT client uses. You can view the instance ID in the Basic Information section on the Instance Details page that corresponds to the instance in the ApsaraMQ for MQTT console.	post-cn-0pp12gl****
Payload	string	Yes	The message content, which is the payload of the message. We recommend that you encode the content in Base64 to prevent non-printable characters from being transmitted.	test

Note For information about other parameters, see Common parameters and Endpoints .

Parameter	Type	Description	Example
	object
MsgId	string	The unique message ID that is returned by the ApsaraMQ for MQTT broker after the message is sent.	0B736D997B7F45FF54E61C1C1B58****
RequestId	string	The unique ID that the system generates for the request. This parameter is a common parameter.	020F6A43-19E6-4B6E-B846-44EB31DF****

Sample success responses

JSONformat

{
  "MsgId": "0B736D997B7F45FF54E61C1C1B58****",
  "RequestId": "020F6A43-19E6-4B6E-B846-44EB31DF****"
}

HTTP status code	Error code	Error message
400	CheckAccountInfoFailed	An error occurred while checking the account information by the STS token.
400	InstancePermissionCheckFailed	An error occurred while validating the permissions of the instance. Please verify the account that created the instance and its permissions settings.
400	ParameterCheckFailed	An error occurred while validating the parameters. The parameters may be missing or invalid.
400	PermissionCheckFailed	An error occurred while validating the resource permissions. Please check the account that created the instance, topic, and GroupId, and check their permission settings.
400	InvalidParameter.%s	An error occurred while validating the parameter. The parameter may be missing or invalid.
404	ApiNotSupport	The specified API is not supported.
500	InternalError	An error occurred while processing your request. Try again later.
500	SendMessageFailed	A storage exception occurred while sending the message. Please try again.
500	SystemOverFlow	An error occurred while processing your request. Please try again.

For a list of error codes, visit the Service error codes.

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