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Thanks for sharing. I have used SES previously but hadn't thought to use it to route INCOMING emails ... was only using it to send ... so that concept in and o

Thanks for sharing. I have used SES previously but hadn't thought to use it to route INCOMING emails ... was only using it to send ... so that concept in and of itself made it worth the read!

toddh 10y ago
It's a pain to setup, as most of these things are, but it works well after that. You can trigger lambda functions to read email stored in S3, which is quite convenient. And with a library parsing the email is easy as pie.
mojoe 10y ago
It works really well, and was easy to set up since I use AWS Route 53 for DNS.