Does anyone know if there is any advantage of using Amazon SES SMTP option vs. plain SES?
We are running over our limits and I'd like to use a third-party package that includes throttling, but they only support it for plain SES.
Thanks!
Does anyone know if there is any advantage of using Amazon SES SMTP option vs. plain SES?
We are running over our limits and I'd like to use a third-party package that includes throttling, but they only support it for plain SES.
Thanks!
Not a performance advantage, but if you design your email sender to use the SMTP interface you can easily switch to another sending service by changing destination server/port if SES doesn't work out for you.