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So here is a quick lecture about Amazon SES,

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also called Simple Email Service.

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So to fully managed service,

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as the name indicates,

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they will allow you to send email securely,

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globally, and at scale.

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So the idea is that your application

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will use the SES API or SMTP server

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and Amazon SES will then send bulk emails to users.

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So this allows for outbound and inbound emails

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so you can receive replies,

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and it gives you a reputation dashboard,

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if your emails are open or not,

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performance insights,

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as well as anti-spam feedback,

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so if people rates your emails as spam or not.

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It provides email statistics

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such as deliveries, bounces, feedback loop results,

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and whether or not the email was open,

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and it supports the standard security

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for email sending of today,

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so you have DKIM and you have SPF.

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There is a flexible deployment

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so you can use a shared IP,

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a dedicated IP,

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or your own customer-owned IP.

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This is to send emails from a specific IP address,

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and then the APIs are accessible from the console,

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specific AWS APIs, or the SSTP protocol.

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So the use cases for Amazon SES

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will be transactional emails,

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marketing email,

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and bulk emails communications.

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So that's it for this lecture.

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I hope you liked it,

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and I will see you in the next lecture.