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Translate SMS Messages Using Amazon Translate

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Date Published
Author
Kelly J Andrews
Word Count
1,207
Company Posts That Month
292
Language
English
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Summary

The text discusses setting up an inbound Vonage SMS webhook to translate incoming messages into English using AWS Translate. To get started, a Vonage API account is required, along with an IAM user with the necessary permissions and credentials for AWS Translate. The application is set up using Express.js, with ngrok used to make the server publicly accessible. The webhook is created to handle incoming SMS messages, which are then translated into English using the AWS Translate service. The code includes examples of how to use the Vonage API, ngrok, and AWS Translate, as well as a completed version of the tutorial on GitHub.

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