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‫SES is the most simple service in AWS,

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‫it'll just fit in one slide,

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‫and I'll feel bad, it's so short.

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‫But basically with SES you can send emails, great.

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‫And you can use either an SMTP interface

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‫or the AWS SDK, and you're also able to receive emails

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‫so you can integrate with S3, SNS or AWS Lambda.

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‫And so if you wanted to send or receive emails,

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‫you would have IAM permissions,

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‫and that would be fully integrated with SES.

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‫So it's the most simple service that's it,

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‫that's all you need to know,

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‫but the reason why I'm saying this to you

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‫is that sometimes questions will try to trick you

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‫into using SES for whatever reason.

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‫Just remember SES stands for email so if the questions

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‫ask about email maybe SES is a great candidate,

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‫otherwise it is not.

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‫So that's it for this lecture,

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‫I will see you in the next one.