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AMAZON SIMPLE EMAIL SERVICE


DEVELOPER GUIDE

 * What is Amazon SES?
    * Regions
    * Quotas
    * Types of credentials
    * How Amazon SES works
       * Email format
       * Understanding deliverability
       * Email best practices
          * Success metrics
          * Tips and best practices
   
    * Working with AWS SDKs

 * Getting started
    * Setting up
    * Migrating to Amazon SES
    * Request production access

 * Sending limits
    * Increasing your sending quotas
    * Monitoring your sending quotas
    * Sending quota errors

 * Set up email sending
    * Using the SMTP interface
       * Obtaining SMTP credentials
       * Connecting to an SMTP endpoint
       * Using software packages to send email
       * Sending emails programmatically
       * Integrating with your existing email server
          * Integrating with Microsoft Windows Server IIS SMTP
      
       * Testing your connection to the Amazon SES SMTP interface
   
    * Using the API
       * Sending formatted email
       * Sending raw email
       * Using templates to send email
          * Advanced email personalization
          * Managing email templates
      
       * Sending email using an AWS SDK
          * Creating a shared credentials file
      
       * Content encodings
   
    * Supported security protocols
    * Supported header fields
    * Unsupported attachment types

 * Email receiving
    * Email receiving concepts & use cases
    * Setting up email receiving
       * Verifying your domain
       * Publishing an MX record
       * Giving permission
   
    * Email receiving console walkthroughs
       * Creating receipt rules
          * Action options
             * Add header
             * Return bounce response
             * Invoke Lambda function
                * Sample incoming email event
                * Use case examples
                * Lambda function examples
            
             * Deliver to S3 bucket
             * Publish to Amazon SNS topic
                * Notification contents
                * Notification examples
            
             * Stop rule set
             * Integrate with Amazon WorkMail
      
       * Create IP filters
   
    * Email receiving metrics

 * Verified identities
    * Creating & verifying identities
    * Managing identities
    * Configuring identities
       * Email authentication methods
          * Authenticating Email with DKIM
             * Easy DKIM
             * BYODKIM - Bring Your Own DKIM
             * Managing Easy DKIM & BYODKIM
             * Manual DKIM signing
         
          * Authenticating Email with SPF
          * Using a custom MAIL FROM domain
          * Authenticating Email with DMARC
          * Using BIMI in SES
      
       * Setting up event notifications
          * Receive notifications through email
          * Receive notifications using Amazon SNS
             * Configuring Amazon SNS notifications
             * Notification contents
             * Notification examples
      
       * Using identity authorization
          * Policy anatomy
          * Creating an identity authorization policy
             * Using the policy generator
             * Creating a custom policy
         
          * Identity policy examples
          * Managing your policies
      
       * Using sending authorization
          * Overview of sending authorization
          * Identity owner tasks
             * Verifying an identity
             * Setting up notifications
             * Getting information from the delegate sender
             * Creating a sending authorization policy
             * Sending policy examples
             * Providing the delegate sender with the identity information
         
          * Delegate sender tasks
             * Providing information to the identity owner
             * Using delegate sender notifications
             * Sending emails for the identity owner
   
    * Sending test emails with the simulator

 * Configuration sets
    * Create configuration sets
    * Manage configuration sets
       * Create event destinations
       * Assign IP pools
       * Configure custom open and click domains
   
    * Specify configuration sets in email
    * View and export reputation metrics

 * Dedicated IP addresses
    * Standard
       * Request & relinquish
       * Warming up
       * Creating pools
   
    * Managed
    * Bring your own IP addresses

 * NEW - Virtual Deliverability Manager
    * Getting started
    * Dashboard
    * Advisor
    * Settings

 * Lists and subscriptions
    * Global suppression list
    * Using the account-level suppression list
    * Using configuration set-level suppression
    * Using list management
    * Using subscription management

 * Monitoring sending activity
    * Monitoring using the console
    * Monitor using the API
    * Monitor email sending using event publishing
       * Setting up event publishing
          * Step 1: Create a configuration set
          * Step 2: Add event destination
             * Set up a CloudWatch destination
             * Set Up a Firehose destination
             * Set up an Amazon Pinpoint destination
             * Set up an Amazon SNS destination
         
          * Step 3: Specify your configuration set when sending
      
       * Working with event data
          * Retrieving event data from CloudWatch
          * Retrieving event data from Firehose
             * Event record contents
             * Event record examples
         
          * Interpreting event data from Amazon SNS
             * Event record contents
             * Event record examples

 * Monitoring sender reputation
    * Using reputation metrics
    * Reputation metrics messages
    * Creating alarms using CloudWatch
    * SNDS metrics for dedicated IPs
    * Automatically pausing email sending
       * For your entire account
       * For a configuration set

 * Code examples
    * Amazon SES
       * Actions
          * Create a receipt filter
          * Create a receipt rule
          * Create a receipt rule set
          * Create an email template
          * Delete a receipt filter
          * Delete a receipt rule
          * Delete a rule set
          * Delete an email template
          * Delete an identity
          * Describe a receipt rule set
          * Get an existing email template
          * Get sending limits
          * Get the status of an identity
          * List email templates
          * List identities
          * List receipt filters
          * Send bulk templated email
          * Send email
          * Send raw email
          * Send templated email
          * Update an email template
          * Verify a domain identity
          * Verify an email identity
      
       * Scenarios
          * Copy email and domain identities across Regions
          * Generate credentials to connect to an SMTP endpoint
          * Verify an email identity and send messages
      
       * Cross-service examples
          * Build an Amazon Transcribe streaming app
          * Create a web application to track DynamoDB data
          * Create a web application to track Amazon Redshift data
          * Create an Aurora Serverless work item tracker
          * Detect PPE in images
          * Detect objects in images
          * Detect people and objects in a video
          * Use Step Functions to invoke Lambda functions
   
    * Amazon SES API v2
       * Actions
          * Create a contact in a contact list
          * Create a contact list
          * Get identity information
          * List the contact lists
          * List the contacts in a contact list
          * Send an email

 * Security
    * Data protection
       * Deleting personal data
   
    * Identity and access management
       * AWS managed policies
   
    * Logging and monitoring
       * Logging API calls
   
    * Compliance validation
    * Resilience
    * Infrastructure security in SES
    * VPC endpoints

 * Troubleshooting
    * General issues
    * Verification problems
    * DKIM problems
    * Delivery problems
    * Problems with received emails
    * Notification problems
    * Email sending errors
    * Increasing throughput
    * SMTP issues

 * FAQs
    * Sending review process FAQs
    * DNS Blackhole List (DNSBL) FAQs
    * Email metrics FAQs

 * Quick Find Index

What is Amazon SES? - Amazon Simple Email Service
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WHAT IS AMAZON SES?

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Amazon Simple Email Service (SES) is an email platform that provides an easy,
cost-effective way for you to send and receive email using your own email
addresses and domains.

For example, you can send marketing emails such as special offers, transactional
emails such as order confirmations, and other types of correspondence such as
newsletters. When you use Amazon SES to receive mail, you can develop software
solutions such as email autoresponders, email unsubscribe systems, and
applications that generate customer support tickets from incoming emails.

For more information about topics related to Amazon SES, see the AWS Messaging
and Targeting Blog.


BENEFITS


Building a large-scale email solution is often a complex and costly challenge
for a business. You must deal with infrastructure challenges such as email
server management, network configuration, and IP address reputation.
Additionally, many third-party email solutions require contract and price
negotiations, as well as significant up-front costs. Amazon SES eliminates these
challenges and enables you to benefit from the years of experience and
sophisticated email infrastructure Amazon.com has built to serve its own
large-scale customer base.


RELATED SERVICES


Amazon SES integrates seamlessly with other AWS products. For example, you can:

 * Add email-sending capabilities to any application.

 * You can send email from Amazon EC2 by using an AWS SDK, by using the Amazon
   SES SMTP interface, or by making calls directly to the Amazon SES API.

 * Use AWS Elastic Beanstalk to create an email-enabled application such as a
   program that uses Amazon SES to send a newsletter to customers.

 * Set up Amazon Simple Notification Service (Amazon SNS) to notify you of your
   emails that bounced, produced a complaint, or were successfully delivered to
   the recipient's mail server. When you use Amazon SES to receive emails, your
   email content can be published to Amazon SNS topics.

 * Use the AWS Management Console to set up Easy DKIM, which is a way to
   authenticate your emails. Although you can use Easy DKIM with any DNS
   provider, it is especially easy to set up when you manage your domain with
   Route 53.

 * Control user access to your email sending by using AWS Identity and Access
   Management (IAM).

 * Store emails you receive in Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3).

 * Take action on your received emails by triggering AWS Lambda functions.

 * Use AWS Key Management Service (AWS KMS) to optionally encrypt the mail you
   receive in your Amazon S3 bucket.

 * Use AWS CloudTrail to log Amazon SES API calls that you make using the
   console or the Amazon SES API.

 * Publish your email sending events to Amazon CloudWatch or Amazon Data
   Firehose. If you publish your email sending events to Firehose, you can
   access them in Amazon Redshift, Amazon OpenSearch Service, or Amazon S3.


PRICING


With Amazon SES, you pay based on the volume of emails sent and received. For
more information, see Amazon SES pricing.

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