amazon-ses

I used SES to sending emails, I have more than 10 verified domains under Amazon SES service but my problem is, I dont have any Statistics for each email address or domain. AWS console combine all send,bounce, ... together. So How can I find out how many emails sendout from one of my domains ? I dont want to do this on my own database. Using SNS you can track how many mails are sent from a particular email address or domain and how many bounce back. You need to configure your SES with SNS and have an active endpoint for configured SNS, you can then do whatever you want to do with the data, of

This page shows how to send an email using SES. The example works by reading the credentials from ~/.aws/credentials , which are the root (yet "shared"??) credentials. The documentation advises in various places against using the root credentials. Acquiring temporary credentials using roles is mentioned as an option, yet assume_role() is not defined for SES client objects. How do I send an email through SES with temporary SES-specific credentials? Update The context for my question is an application running on an EC2 instance. There are a few pieces to this. First you need an IAM policy. You

I am trying to invoke AWS Lambda function whenever I recieve an email in my outlook account. While following AWS documentation I found there are two ways to do so either to publish the MX record or to explicitly route it. In my case I have already published MX between outlook and my private domain. So I was trying for the second method. In outlook forwarding rule what SES address needs to be given? Is it something@inbound-smtp.us-east-1.amazonaws.com or something else The forwarding rule method mentioned is not similar to standard email address forwarding where you can configure someone@email

I'm trying to out a Meteor package to interface with AWS SES called tarang:email-ses built by @Akshat. I'm on Meteor @1.* running on a AWS EC2 instance. When I a test run with the code below, no email was sent out. Meteor Code I've set up the AWS access key ID and secret access key and use it here: Meteor.startup(function () { Email.configSES({ AWSAccessKeyID: 'access-key', AWSSecretKey: 'secret-key' }); }); I've also verified my emails and domain. Here I make sure I'm sending from my verified sender SES address: Accounts.emailTemplates.from = 'Domain Name <support@domain-name.com>'; Then in a

I am sending the email using AWS SES Api, by converting the mail message into the stream, but i am not able to send the BCC. private async Task<bool> SendMessageUsingAWSProfileAsync(EmailMessage message, CancellationToken token) { MailMessage mailMessage = GetMailMessage(message); if (mailMessage == null) { _logger.DebugFormat("Unable to create MailMessage from message: {0}.", message); return false; } SendRawEmailResponse response; var credentials = new BasicAWSCredentials(_settings.GetString("AWS.Key"), _settings.GetString("AWS.Secret")); using (var amazonClient = new