Re:The New Atlanta Billionaires Behind the Unlikely Tech Uni...
by beager on Tuesday October 09, 2018 @09:45AM
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I have my own concerns about SES since my impression is that you have to do your own IP hygiene, and you can't get "pre-warmed" IPs, so if we were to slam SES with our email traffic, our deliverability would fluctuate greatly. We don't send unsolicited email however, and only to people who confirm their email.
That said, we have a duplicate of Mandrill’s sending infrastructure at SES and use it enough that we know it is ready for migration. We have a lot of domains (agency.) Keeping track of domain sending security for two providers is occasionally challenging, but we could move everything to solely use SES in about a week if needed.