Multi-tenancy setup for customers

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I'm interested in creating a multi-tenancy email setup for my email marketing tool to protect the sender reputation for my customers.

The customers will be sending emails from their own domain and would like to understand the best way to go about setting this up.

In my email tool, I can add a SMTP provider to their account and Amazon SES made the most sense. Each customer will send a maximum of 500,000 emails per month, however, most will be under 50,000 per month.

From what I can tell, I have two options -

1) Create a dedicated IP for each domain 
2) Keep them under my shared IP address

If I create a dedicated IP for each domain, do I have to create separate IP pools? I wasn't understanding how that worked of if it was necessary.

Please let me know if I'm approaching this setup correctly or if there's a step that's missing.

Thank you for your help.

Zen · Accepted Answer

Hello, if you would like to isolated each domain and let them don't affect each other (e.g. A domain generates a large number of complaints and B domain does not affect by it), you can use dedicated IPs with IP pools. After setting up the IP pool, you can assign it via the configuration to each domain (https://docs.aws.amazon.com/ses/latest/dg/dedicated-ip-pools.html). There are two types of dedicated IP, you can see the detail here: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/ses/latest/dg/dedicated-ip.html.

Thanks.

Zen

Thanks.

Zen

Multi-tenancy setup for customers

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