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@faec can we make sure these items are fixed in your refactor as well? i.e. the ones in #39709 that arent already fixed?

We currently use AWS VPC interface endpoints for SQS and S3. For SQS we do have "Private DNS names" enabled, and so we do not need to set an endpoint for SQS (i.e. traffic to sqs.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com is automatically routed to the internal VPC endpoint). However we do not have private DNS names enabled on S3 interface endpoints, and so here our endpoint hostname is https://bucket.vpce-07bedb45c8767nd.s3.eu-west-1.vpce.amazonaws.com.

It's not obvious to me from the comments if this change will enable us to use the input in this way. Ideally we would just set (or omit) an endpoint per AWS service, which would allow us to use a "https://bucket.vpce-..." endpoint for S3 and not use an endpoint for SQS.

this was not supposed to merge, it was just an example for how to include it post s3/sqs refactor, ill close the PR

We currently use AWS VPC interface endpoints for SQS and S3. For SQS we do have "Private DNS names" enabled, and so we do not need to set an endpoint for SQS (i.e. traffic to sqs.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com is automatically routed to the internal VPC endpoint). However we do not have private DNS names enabled on S3 interface endpoints, and so here our endpoint hostname is https://bucket.vpce-07bedb45c8767nd.s3.eu-west-1.vpce.amazonaws.com.

It's not obvious to me from the comments if this change will enable us to use the input in this way. Ideally we would just set (or omit) an endpoint per AWS service, which would allow us to use a "https://bucket.vpce-..." endpoint for S3 and not use an endpoint for SQS.

The endpoint handling is all or nothing, so I do not believe this change does not offer setting a specific endpoint for one component or the other.