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This PR enhances SqsController by adding a global SQS mode with unified queue provisioning, refactoring event routing and queue management to use a common prefix, enforcing payload size validation with S3 fallback for oversized messages, updating FIFO queue deduplication, and extending environment configuration to support new SQS global flags and server metadata.

Sequence diagram for SQS message publishing with S3 fallback for large payloads

sequenceDiagram
    participant SqsController
    participant SQS
    participant S3Service
    actor Logger
    SqsController->SQS: sendMessage(message)
    alt Payload size <= MAX_PAYLOAD_SIZE
        SQS->SqsController: Message accepted
        SqsController->Logger: Log success
    else Payload size > MAX_PAYLOAD_SIZE & S3 enabled
        SqsController->S3Service: uploadFile(message)
        S3Service->SqsController: fileUrl
        SqsController->SQS: sendMessage({dataType: 's3', data: {fileUrl}})
        SQS->SqsController: Message accepted
        SqsController->Logger: Log success
    else Payload size > MAX_PAYLOAD_SIZE & S3 disabled
        SqsController->Logger: Log error (payload too large)
    end

Class diagram for updated SqsController queue management and event routing

classDiagram
    class SqsController {
      +init(): Promise<void>
      +set(instanceName: string, data: EventDto): Promise<any>
      +sendData(instanceName: string, event: string, data: any, ...): void
      +saveQueues(prefixName: string, events: string[], enable: boolean)
      +listQueues(prefixName: string)
      +removeQueuesByInstance(prefixName: string)
      -sqs: SQS
      -logger
      -monitor
      -prisma
      -configService
    }
    SqsController <|-- EventController
    SqsController --> SQS
    SqsController --> S3Service
    SqsController --> ConfigService
    SqsController --> Logger

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