I have two different AWS account and only one domain server like example.com Now, I cannot share smtp keys with different account, so how can I configure SES with same domain.
To answer your main question. Yes you can use the verify the same domain (example.com) from multiple AWS Accounts. (If you have your DNS hosted in R53 then its even easier)
See the following excerpt from Amazon Docs
You want to verify the same domain multiple times and you can't have multiple TXT records with the same name—You might need to verify your domain more than once because you're sending in different regions or you're sending from multiple AWS accounts from the same domain in the same region. If your DNS provider does not allow you to have multiple TXT records with the same name, there are two workarounds. The first workaround, if your DNS provider allows it, is to assign multiple values to the TXT record. For example, if your DNS is managed by Amazon Route 53, you can set up multiple values for the same TXT record as follows:
- In the Amazon Route 53 console, choose the _amazonses TXT record you added when you verified your domain in the first region.
- In the Value box, press Enter after the first value.
- Add the value for the additional region, and save the record set.
The other workaround is that if you only need to verify your domain twice, you can verify it once with _amazonses in the TXT record name and the other time you can omit _amazonses from the record name entirely. We recommend the previous solution as a best practice, however.
Reference: http://docs.aws.amazon.com/ses/latest/DeveloperGuide/domain-verification-problems.html#domain-verification-common-problems
Also for best practice refer the below Doc https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/ses/can-i-use-multiple-aws-accounts-with-ses/
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