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Version: 13.x (Current)

SES Mail Notification Service

The Mail Notification Service allows sending e-mails via AWS SES or SMTP.

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This page serves as common documentation for both the SES Mail Notification Service and the SMTP Mail Notification Service, which can be found in the Marketplace.

Requirements​

You can configure this service to send e-mails with one of the following modes:

  • SES: to use Amazon SES to send e-mails
  • SMTP: to use SMTP to send e-mails

SES​

The microservice will use Amazon SES service in order to send e-mails. You will need to provide the key and the secret of a previously configured SES. You can also specify the region you want to rely on (the default value is us-east-1).

Here is a list of the variables used to configure the service:

  • SES_KEY (string)
  • SES_SECRET (string)
  • SES_REGION (string | default: us-east-1)
  • TRUSTED_PROXIES: (string)

SMTP​

The microservice will use SMTP in order to send e-mails. You will need to provide the HOST and PORT (default: 587) of an SMTP server. You can also specify security configurations in order to use TLS.

SMTP authentication is ensured by default with the login method, which requires a username and a password.

Here is a list of the variables used to configure the service:

  • HOST (string),
  • PORT (number | default: 587)
  • AUTH_TYPE: login
  • AUTH_USER: (string)
  • AUTH_PASS: (string)
  • REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED: (boolean | default: true)
  • TLS_SECURE: (boolean | default: false)
  • TLS_IGNORE: (boolean | default: true)
  • TRUSTED_PROXIES: (string)
  • POOL_ENABLED: (boolean | default: false)
  • POOL_MAX_CONNECTIONS: (number | default: 5)
  • POOL_MAX_MESSAGES: (number | default: 100)
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The variable REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED is used to set the tls option rejectUnauthorized. For further information, ha a look at this page

If you want to use Gmail, have a look at this page.