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Isolate email reputation in Amazon SES Mail Manager with tenant management

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This article explains how to isolate email reputation per tenant in Amazon SES Mail Manager, preventing one misconfigured sender from damaging the entire account's sending reputation.

  • Amazon SES tenant management isolates reputation metrics, bounces, and complaints per tenant within a single account
  • Pattern 1: SMTP sender sets X-SES-TENANT header before Mail Manager ingress endpoint
  • Pattern 2: Mail Manager adds static tenant header via Add header rule action
  • Pattern 3: Mail Manager derives tenant from rule conditions (source IP, sender attributes) supporting up to 39 tenants per rule set
  • Pattern 4: Mail Manager invokes Lambda for runtime tenant resolution via database lookup or policy service
  • Pattern 5: Mail Manager stages to S3, Lambda delivers asynchronously with full event-driven architecture
  • Secure tenant attribution using IAM ses:TenantName condition key to enforce tenant boundaries
  • Paused tenants fail with rejection errors while other tenants continue delivering normally

Choose the pattern matching your workload: static endpoints for legacy senders, rule conditions for stable attributes, or Lambda for runtime logic requiring database lookups or content inspection.



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