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Amazon SES

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This module allows Drupal to send emails using Amazon Simple Email Service (SES) instead of the default mail system. It requires AWS credentials and integrates with the Mail System module for easy configuration.

Module Description

This module is used to send email via Amazon SES, instead of using Drupal's native mail system.

Advantages of this module

  • You do not need to set up your own SMTP server.
  • Less configuration; just setup your AWS credentials and you are all set.
  • This module sends email via Amazon SES by directly calling the API.

Dependencies

For full functionality, the following AWS permissions are required.

  • ses:GetAccount
  • ses:CreateEmailIdentity
  • ses:DeleteEmailIdentity
  • ses:GetEmailIdentity
  • ses:ListEmailIdentities

Configuration

  1. Configure Amazon Web Services with your AWS credentials.
  2. Verify your email address or domain at /admin/config/services/amazon_ses/settings/identities.
  3. Configure Drupal to use Amazon SES for sending email. The most common way to do this is to use the Mail System module.

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2
Tracked since
Jan 2025
Latest release
1 year ago
Releases (12 mo)
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Releases

Version Type Core Release date
3.1.1 Stable 9–11 Feb 18, 2025
3.1.0 Stable 9–11 Jan 20, 2025