So ignore this ^ comment unless you're interested in setting up for own email system wrapping around SES
Ok I just reread your comment. Yeah I'm using SES to setup an email system. If you want to do the SMTP by yourself then that's a shit tonne more effort than what I've just described. Other people have linked some useful…
Ok I'll bite and give a bit more info. SES sets up the ability to send or receive email. The receiving is handled by SES by either creating an SNS notification and/or storing the email (in MIME format) into an S3…
So ignore this ^ comment unless you're interested in setting up for own email system wrapping around SES
Ok I just reread your comment. Yeah I'm using SES to setup an email system. If you want to do the SMTP by yourself then that's a shit tonne more effort than what I've just described. Other people have linked some useful…
Ok I'll bite and give a bit more info. SES sets up the ability to send or receive email. The receiving is handled by SES by either creating an SNS notification and/or storing the email (in MIME format) into an S3…