Amazon SES email receipt rules with separate action for separate email address -


i trying use amazon ses java web application. have verified domain, created bucket, created receipt rules , completed configurations receive emails through ses. able receive emails through ses now. receipt rule store incoming emails specified s3 bucket. set separate receipt rule different email address under same domain. example, if verified mail domain mydomain.com. want emails stored in common bucket named mybucket. now, want store emails coming email1@mydomain.com mail1/inbox/email1,mail1/inbox/email2 etc. similarly, want store emails coming email2@mydomain.com mail2/inbox/email1, mail2/inbox/email2. possible.

yes, possible. assuming have 2 email addresses email1@mydomain.com , email2@mydomain.com, how setup like:

  • one active receipt rule set.
  • two receipt rules in receipt rule set. each have:
    • a recipient (email1@mydomain.com or email2@mydomain.com).
    • an s3 action, s3 bucket mybucket , object key prefix mail1/inbox/email1 or mail2/inbox/email2.

relevant documentation:

you set receipt rules specify how handle mail when condition satisfied. receipt rule consists of condition , ordered list of actions. if recipient whom incoming mail addressed matches recipient specified in condition, amazon ses performs actions specified in rule.

receipt rules grouped receipt rule sets. can define multiple receipt rule sets aws account, 1 receipt rule set active @ time.

  • more details on setting here.
  • s3 related details here.

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