How to get the QueueName from a ref

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How can I get a ref QueueName ? ref(:mydeadletterqueue) is returning the ARN. I tried to extract the Name from the ARN like this ref(:mydeadletterqueue).rpartition(’:’).last, but it’s not working. Is there a way to achieve this?

I need the Queuename because for a SQS metrics, Cloudwatch is only aware of the QueueName (https://docs.amazonaws.cn/en_us/AWSSimpleQueueService/latest/SQSDeveloperGuide/sqs-available-cloudwatch-metrics.html).

cloudwatch_alarm(:dlq_alarm,
    alarm_actions: [ref(:notification_alert)],
    alarm_description: "DLQ Alarm",
    alarm_name: "DLQ Alarm",
    comparison_operator: "GreaterThanOrEqualToThreshold",
    datapoints_to_alarm: 1,
    dimensions: [{name: "QueueName", value: ref(:mydeadletterqueue)}],
    evaluation_periods: 1,
    metric_name: "NumberOfMessagesReceived",
    namespace: "AWS/SQS",
    period: 60,
    statistic: "Sum",
    threshold: 1,
    treat_missing_data: "notBreaching"
  )
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I’ve been able to get it doing this: MyDeadLetterQueue.lookup(:mydeadletterqueue).rpartition(':').last

class MyDeadLetterQueue < Jets::Stack
  sqs_queue(:mydeadletterqueue, visibility_timeout: 180)
end

class AlertSns < Jets::Stack
  sns_topic(:notification_alert, display_name: "AWS - Alert")
  sns_subscription(:subscription_sns, topic_arn: ref(:notification_alert), protocol: "email", endpoint: Jets.config.email_for_alerts)
end

class AlarmSns < Jets::Stack
  depends_on :alert_sns
  depends_on :mydeadletterqueue

  # Jets.aws.account must be set for MyDeadLetterQueue.lookup() to work
  begin
    account = Jets.aws.account
  rescue
    account = nil
  end

  if account.present?

    cloudwatch_alarm(:dlq_alarm,
      alarm_actions: [ref(:notification_alert)],
      alarm_description: "DLQ Alarm",
      alarm_name: "DLQ Alarm",
      comparison_operator: "GreaterThanOrEqualToThreshold",
      datapoints_to_alarm: 1,
      dimensions: [{name: "QueueName", value: MyDeadLetterQueue.lookup(:mydeadletterqueue).rpartition(':').last}],
      evaluation_periods: 1,
      metric_name: "NumberOfMessagesReceived",
      namespace: "AWS/SQS",
      period: 60,
      statistic: "Sum",
      threshold: 1,
      treat_missing_data: "notBreaching"
    )

  end
end

There’s probably a better way to do this because it’s crashing when runned via the Jets Console because it needs the AWS credentials to get the ARN. That’s the reason why there’s a check on Jets.aws.account.