If you want to create an AWS SNS (Simple Notification Service) Topic using the Command Line Interface - AWS CLI, you can make use of the aws sns create-topic command as follows,
Example:
% aws sns create-topic --name smsTopic
-------------------------------------------------------------
| CreateTopic |
+----------+------------------------------------------------+
| TopicArn| arn:aws:sns:us-east-1:10xx189xx9xx:smsTopic |
+----------+------------------------------------------------+As you can see the SNS topic has been created.
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