concept Amazon SES in category aws

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AWS Lambda in Action: Event-driven serverless applications

This is an excerpt from Manning's book AWS Lambda in Action: Event-driven serverless applications.

Amazon SES is a fully managed email service that you can use to send any volume of email, and receive emails that can be automatically stored on Amazon S3 or processed by AWS Lambda. When you receive an email with Amazon SES, you can also send a notification using Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS). For more information on Amazon SES, see https://aws.amazon.com/ses/.

When a user receives an email sent by Amazon SES, you need a way of interacting with your back end to complete the verification process. To do that, you can include in the body of the email a link to the URL of another static HTML page on Amazon S3. When the user clicks the link, the web browser will open that page and execute the JavaScript code that’s embedded in the page. The execution includes the invocation of another Lambda function that can interact with the data stored in Amazon DynamoDB (figure 8.3).

Figure 9.1. The overall serverless architecture of the sample authentication service you’re going to implement. HTML and JavaScript files are hosted on Amazon S3, Lambda functions provide the back end logic, a DynamoDB table is used to store user profiles, and Amazon SES sends emails for verification and for password resets.
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