Category: Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)

Today, we are releasing Amazon SES Agent Skills, an open source set of agent skills that give AI coding agents the context they need to build email integrations correctly from the start. The skills work with Kiro, Claude Code, and any agent that supports the open Agent Skills format.

In this post, you configure Amazon SES Mail Manager to send outbound email in a Region that does not offer the classic SES SMTP endpoint. This post uses eusc-de-east-1 (AWS European Sovereign Cloud) as an example, but the same steps apply to AWS Regions where Mail Manager is available and the classic SMTP endpoint is not.

In this blog post, you’ll learn how to build a template manager and messaging API using API Gateway with JWT authentication for secure access, Amazon SQS for reliable message queuing, AWS Lambda for serverless processing, AWS End User Messaging for SMS, and Amazon Simple Email Service (SES) for email.

In this post, we show you how the Amazon SES Email Validation feature can help you to protect your sender reputation using two validation approaches: the Email Validation API for timely checks during registration and Auto Validation to automatically review all outbound email addresses before sending and only deliver messages to recipients that meet your selected validation threshold. Both methods are intended to catch problem addresses before they become bounces, helping to protect your sender reputation.

This post demonstrates how to implement VPC endpoints with Amazon SES Mail Manager using exercises from the Amazon SES Mail Manager workshop. We show how to configure VPC endpoints, security groups, and ingress endpoints to maintain private network connectivity for your email processing workflows.

This is part 3 in a series covering the new tenants feature in Amazon Simple Email Service (SES). This post provides a step-by-step migration guide to Tenants for key AWS components like AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) permissions, Amazon CloudWatch logging and Amazon EventBridge monitoring.

This is part 2 in a series covering the new tenants feature in Amazon Simple Email Service (SES). In this post, we provide an overview of the tenants feature and guidance for planning the implementation to or migration of your existing Amazon SES infrastructure to use tenant-based reputation isolation.

This blog post walks you through seven targeted video tutorials that address the most common Amazon Simple Email Service (Amazon SES) deliverability challenges our customers encounter. Each video in this series provides actionable insights which will allow you to gain knowledge on every aspect of email deliverability, improve your email performance and increase your inbox placement rates.

In this post, we discuss and guide you in enhancing your email security by using VPC endpoints with Amazon SES to address critical security challenges faced by organizations sending sensitive communications. The solution demonstrates how to implement network-level controls through VPC endpoints, security groups, and IAM policies to restrict SMTP traffic to authorized networks while maintaining compliance with regulatory frameworks like HIPAA and GDPR.

In this post, we demonstrate how to set up custom email domains in Amazon Connect when using Microsoft 365 Exchange Online or Google Workspace as your email server. The solution enables organizations to maintain their existing email infrastructure while leveraging Amazon Connect’s email capabilities through Amazon SES integration, allowing customers to continue using familiar email addresses while providing enhanced customer service features.