All,
I've searched for answers and couldn't find a suitable one and hence the question here --
I have couple of internal services running on AWS which need to send outbound 'notification' emails. such as -- ticketing system, nagios etc. These are akin to no-reply@ email addresses. Example: [email protected] and [email protected]
I could verify the entire domain but I prefer verifying specific email addresses for paranoia. It also allows us to manage outbound email addresses so that any of the services or admin do not misconfigure a server to send unapproved or accident emails on the internet.
How do I verify email addresses without an inbox on Amazon SES since verification requires a valid email box. -- http://docs.aws.amazon.com/ses/latest/DeveloperGuide/verify-email-addresses.html
I know I could create an inbox, verify and delete the inbox. But looking for any other way that I may have missed or an alternative that AWS SES offers that I don't know.
AWS doesn't offer any other way to verify an individual email except for receiving the email and clicking the link.
You can't, I'm afraid. There isn't another verification method that you've missed. You'll have to do as you suggest -- create inboxes and then delete them.