amazon web services - Restricting Send/Recieve to a Specific IAM user and SES E-mail Account -


i set aws ses domain , email address verifying domain , adding proper dns records verifying email address want send , receive from. created iam user has unrestricted access aws ses. set s# bucket receiving email. have sent , received test mail new email address aws control panel/console.

my problem want create mail login email address rather using single iam user has access mail. want single new iam user bill@awsemail.com. tutorial i've seen has explained how set email sending , receiving using 1 access iam account. i've tried policy generators, i'm never able log new iam user/account i'm trying create mail application such outlook.

i need @ least know proper procedure if isn't going go far writing actual 'policy' new iam user me this. i'm not sure if creating iam user what's making not work. maybe different needs happen.

from mail application such outlook.

that isn't ses designed for.

consider few snippets faq:

any application internet access can use amazon ses deliver email

amazon ses applications need send arbitrary communications via email.

there 2 ways process mail receive. can either write application listens amazon sns notifications amazon ses, retrieves mail amazon s3, , processes it. alternatively, can write custom aws lambda function.

https://aws.amazon.com/ses/faqs/

ses tool targeted systems send and/or receive email, not people.

having said that, ses tool use build (among other things) system intended people use -- mailboxes , individual credentials, , human-centric features... people logging in mailboxes on system built, using cresentials on system.

that isn't ses is, itself.

aws has separate service, called workmail, human-centric, offers individual mailboxes, , integrates outlook.


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