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He does touch a valid concern though. I know people have largely moved to using remote services to send their mail. However, if you're about to introduce a que
by moe 14y ago
He does touch a valid concern though.
I know people have largely moved to using remote services to send their mail. However, if you're about to introduce a queue only for that then a local MTA seems a more sensible choice. A minimal postfix satellite config is 12 lines - not rocket science and robust as a brick.
- nirvdrum 14y agoI currently us a combo because some of our emails are reports that take a bit to compile. So, the async method makes sense there. But every one of our nodes has a local postfix config and transport up to SendGrid. I trust Postfix will do a better job dealing with temporary outages than I will in Ruby. I'd imagine this is great for those on PaaS where they can't just install local software like an MTA, too.