Amazon Simple Email Service

Developer Guide

What Is Amazon SES?
Quick Start
Sending Email
- Concepts
- Getting Started
- Setting up Email
- Sending Your Email
- Authenticating Your Email
- Managing Your Sending Limits
- Using Sending Authorization
- Using Dedicated IP Addresses
- Testing Email Sending
- Amazon SES and Security Protocols
Receiving Email
- Email-Receiving Concepts
- Getting Started Receiving Email
- Setting Up Email Receiving
- Managing Email Receiving
Using Configuration Sets
- Managing Configuration Sets
- Managing Event Destinations
- Managing IP Pools
- Specifying Configuration Sets in Email
- Exporting Reputation Metrics
Monitoring Your Sending Activity
- Monitoring Using the Console
- Monitor Using the API
- Monitoring Using Notifications
  - Notifications Through Email
  - Notifications Through Amazon SNS
- Monitoring Using Event Publishing
Monitoring Your Sender Reputation
- Using the Reputation Dashboard
- Reputation Dashboard Messages
- Creating Alarms Using CloudWatch
- Automatically Pausing Email Sending
  - Automatically Pausing Email Sending for Your Amazon SES Account
  - Automatically Pausing Email Sending for a Configuration Set
Controlling Access
Logging API Calls
Using Credentials
Using the API
- Query API
- API Error Codes
Code Examples
- Sending Email using AWS SDKs
- Sending Email using the SMTP Interface
- Sending Raw Email using AWS SDKs
- Verify Multiple Email Addresses
Regions
Limits
Best Practices
- Success Metrics
- Tips and Best Practices
Troubleshooting
- General Issues
- Delivery Problems
- Problems with Received Emails
- Email Sending Errors
- Verification Problems
- DKIM Problems
- Notification Problems
- Removing an Email Address from the Suppression List
- Increasing Throughput
- SMTP Issues
- SMTP Response Codes
Deleting Personal Data
FAQs
- Enforcement FAQs
- IP Blacklist FAQs
- Email Metrics FAQs
Resources
Appendix
- Appendix: Header Fields
- Appendix: Unsupported Attachment Types
- Appendix: Create a Deliverability Dashboard
Document History

Send an Email by Accessing the Amazon SES SMTP Interface Programmatically

You can access the Amazon SES SMTP interface by using an SMTP-enabled programming language. You provide the Amazon SES SMTP hostname and port number along with your SMTP credentials and then use the programming language's generic SMTP functions to send the email.

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