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Lambda has supported SES events as a trigger for quite awhile now, and there's a few folks that have requested this functionality. It's a fairly easy add; the bulk of the code here is around testing the event shape that comes in.
The one caveat here is that when AWS sends an SES message along, it doesn't send the content of the email, even if the event type is that an email was received. If you're looking for SES support when it comes to actually handling the content of received emails, you'll have to set up a SES to S3 pipeline and instead trigger off of an S3 event.
Originally from: Miserlou/Zappa#1818 by youcandanch
Description
Lambda has supported SES events as a trigger for quite awhile now, and there's a few folks that have requested this functionality. It's a fairly easy add; the bulk of the code here is around testing the event shape that comes in.
The one caveat here is that when AWS sends an SES message along, it doesn't send the content of the email, even if the event type is that an email was received. If you're looking for SES support when it comes to actually handling the content of received emails, you'll have to set up a SES to S3 pipeline and instead trigger off of an S3 event.
GitHub Issues
Miserlou/Zappa#1501
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