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I'm not sure what the point is, since this solution doesn't give you an IMAP server to connect to with your email client. Also the solution seems a bit complex
by kennu 5y ago
I'm not sure what the point is, since this solution doesn't give you an IMAP server to connect to with your email client. Also the solution seems a bit complex with all those CodePipelines and CodeBuilds. I think all you really need is one or two Lambda functions if you're just going to store stuff in S3.
- karlkatzke 5y agoWe use exactly this solution internally at $work to handle our customer support, inbound sales, and other 'generic' group email that gets read by software and eventually gets to humans. It all goes through a separate inbound path and domain vs. our corporate email domain. Our outbound email from all of our apps goes through sendmail locally on the app servers and then out via SES.
- garettmd 5y agoAll you'd really need is a file explorer that works with S3. Create a new file in the TMP folder, and it gets sent out. View received emails in the appropriate folders. It would also be trivial to setup an app or web form for creating the JSON file and uploading to S3.