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by airstrike
2373 days ago
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> Infrastructure > I’m using AWS’s Simple Email Service (SES) to send and receive emails, S3 for storage, and Lambda functions for serverless computing. Here’s how it works: > All received emails trigger SES to store the email as a file in a S3 bucket, which triggers a Lambda function. Depending on the email, one of several things could happen: > 1. The email gets forwarded to your personal email address
> 2. The email gets forwarded to the original sender (when you reply)
> 3. A command is invoked by you (e.g. to generate a new alias)
> 4. Nothing happens (when someone emails an invalid/disabled alias) > I chose to use AWS for practical reasons: I’m totally new to cloud computing, and AWS being the most popular cloud computing service means it is easier to find guides and resources online. |
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