AryaD Posted August 5, 2021 Report Posted August 5, 2021 How you guys handle email delivery functionality in your application or microservices to send large volume of emails to recipients . Did you built in house email delivery using internal SMTP server or did you subscribe to Saas based email delivery services . Throw some light on this topic . Quote
Amrita Posted August 5, 2021 Report Posted August 5, 2021 checkout sendgrid. We are using this in our applications. Add maven dependency and use the API. It comes with personalization's, attachments blah blah. EMail account okkati you should validate. Very simple to implement. https://sendgrid.com/ 1 1 Quote
futureofandhra Posted August 5, 2021 Report Posted August 5, 2021 2 hours ago, AryaD said: How you guys handle email delivery functionality in your application or microservices to send large volume of emails to recipients . Did you built in house email delivery using internal SMTP server or did you subscribe to Saas based email delivery services . Throw some light on this topic . is your applications on cloud? Quote
AryaD Posted August 6, 2021 Author Report Posted August 6, 2021 1 hour ago, futureofandhra said: is your applications on cloud? yes. AWS. Quote
AryaD Posted August 6, 2021 Author Report Posted August 6, 2021 2 hours ago, Amrita said: checkout sendgrid. We are using this in our applications. Add maven dependency and use the API. It comes with personalization's, attachments blah blah. EMail account okkati you should validate. Very simple to implement. https://sendgrid.com/ I am leaning towards AWS SNS. Will explore sendgrid too. thanks. Quote
LadiesTailor Posted August 6, 2021 Report Posted August 6, 2021 13 minutes ago, AryaD said: I am leaning towards AWS SNS. Will explore sendgrid too. thanks. Check AWS SMS too.. you may need to work with support to enable from email id on this service.. or mailgun is other bulk email provider Quote
kfrockz Posted August 6, 2021 Report Posted August 6, 2021 2 hours ago, Amrita said: checkout sendgrid. We are using this in our applications. Add maven dependency and use the API. It comes with personalization's, attachments blah blah. EMail account okkati you should validate. Very simple to implement. https://sendgrid.com/ Azure lo aite sendgrid ee use chestunnam. Before, our own SMTP Server. Quote
Amrita Posted August 6, 2021 Report Posted August 6, 2021 54 minutes ago, kfrockz said: Azure lo aite sendgrid ee use chestunnam. Before, our own SMTP Server. We use it in GCP . Works for all cloud platforms . On premise memu kuda SMTP aey use vallam. Quote
Amrita Posted August 6, 2021 Report Posted August 6, 2021 1 hour ago, AryaD said: I am leaning towards AWS SNS. Will explore sendgrid too. thanks. Cool 👍 Quote
Ronnyvagh Posted September 16, 2024 Report Posted September 16, 2024 Are you guys still using in-house, or did you end up going with a SaaS solution? Quote
yogdenon Posted September 16, 2024 Report Posted September 16, 2024 We faced the same challenge a while back, and initially, we thought about building our own email delivery system using an internal SMTP server. But after a couple of issues with scalability and deliverability, we decided to switch to a SaaS-based email service. The convenience and built-in features, like handling bounces and spam complaints, made it much easier for us to manage. We also used https://bulkemailchecker.com/ to clean up our email lists before sending, which really helped reduce bounces and improve our deliverability. It’s been working well for us ever since we made the switch. Quote
Joker_007 Posted September 18, 2024 Report Posted September 18, 2024 On 8/6/2021 at 1:58 AM, AryaD said: How you guys handle email delivery functionality in your application or microservices to send large volume of emails to recipients . Did you built in house email delivery using internal SMTP server or did you subscribe to Saas based email delivery services . Throw some light on this topic . Go for Cloud based solution if your application is already in cloud... Quote
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