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For that kind of volume and the fact that it's basically "set it and forget it" to a single recipient, I'd be tempted to slap a Postfix server into an auto-scal
by QuinnyPig 6y ago
For that kind of volume and the fact that it's basically "set it and forget it" to a single recipient, I'd be tempted to slap a Postfix server into an auto-scaling group, configure the rules internally, validate with your AWS rep that you're not going to smack face-first into their port 25 limits, and call it a day.
I hate running mailservers, but this is such a simple use case that I'd have a hard time dealing with the complexity of a new vendor relationship for such a direct use case.
- pythonthrowaway 6y agoThanks for the response. I agree completely that it's a simple use case but a good portion of our IT infrastructure is outsourced and we don't have anyone internally that could manage a mail server.
- yuppie_scum 6y agoAWS is pretty likely to consider that abuse, in my experience. If you can VPN or send on an alternate host to the third party, though..