I am searching a way to redirect email which are sent to a domain whose DNS is Amazon's Route 53 service. E.g. I would like to redirect the email [email protected] to [email protected]. And [email protected] to [email protected]. Is this possible to do with Amazon's Simple EMail Services (SES)? Is there another way to do with with AWS services (except setting up an email server on EC2)?
Google. Gmail is the most popular free email forwarding service available today. Setting up an automatic Gmail forwarding facility is straightforward.
With Amazon SES, you can send an email in three ways: using the console, using the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) interface, or using the API.
To successfully set up a custom MAIL FROM domain with Amazon SES, you must publish exactly one MX record to the DNS server of your MAIL FROM domain. If the MAIL FROM domain has multiple MX records, the custom MAIL FROM setup with Amazon SES will fail.
SES is not able to redirect messages by itself, but can call Lambda function and it can redirect message.
There is ready to use Lambda function: https://github.com/arithmetric/aws-lambda-ses-forwarder
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