This post is on how to setup AWS SES and verify your domain so that you send emails from your own domain using SES.
Adding an Or condition in an AWS JSON policy
Problem:
How do I add an Or condition in an AWS JSON policy?
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Format a text list of email addresses for an AWS JSON IAM Policy using PowerShell
Problem:
I had various text files with lists of email addresses in that I needed to add to an AWS JSON policy but needed formatting.
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Monitor AWS SES Bounce rates with an email alert when limit is hit
Problem:
When moving email services to SES you are allowed a maximum of a 10% email bounce rate before your account is paused. You therefore need an alerting system to allow you to fix any issues proactively.
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Setup an AWS SES Bounce dashboard monitor with daily email reports
This post will take you through some steps to setup an AWS SES (Amazon Web Services Simple Email Service) dashboard and daily reporting tool. If you are moving any production systems over to SES you will need a method of keeping track of email bounces. If you do not stay on top of it Amazon will suspend your account.
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Update an AWS IAM Policy using PowerShell
This is a script I wrote to update an AWS IAM policy using the AWS PowerShell toolkit. It is used in conjunction with AWS SES or Simple Email Service to allow easy editing of the list of email addresses that a particular IAM account is allowed to send from.
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