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AWS SES Inbound + a Lambda function to drop the mail where you want it (e.g. a topic, an S3 bucket, or forward it to somewhere else). Overall monthly cost is pr
by twistedpair 5y ago
AWS SES Inbound + a Lambda function to drop the mail where you want it (e.g. a topic, an S3 bucket, or forward it to somewhere else). Overall monthly cost is practically $0.
- SwiftyBug 5y agoThat sounds like the exact experience I'd get for zero dollars.
- twistedpair 5y agoIf you've got a lot of domains, but need the `admin@<domain>.<tld>` registration emails to work correctly, you can route them all through SES + Lambda for nothing, rather than having to add hosting to all the domains. Impl works well for some use cases.
- ramshorst 5y agoWould you have some more info on how to set this up ?
- twistedpair 5y agoHere's an example [0]. [0] https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/messaging-and-targeting/forward-incoming-email-to-an-external-destination/ https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/messaging-and-targeting/forward...
- inportb 5y agoThen route your messages into S3, mount the bucket using s3fs, and point Dovecot at it (Maildir) to enable IMAP. Or just use a MUA that could read a Maildir directly. Going the other way, you could configure Postfix to relay via SES.