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Firstly, configuring SPF involves updating your domain's DNS records. SPF helps in validating that the emails sent from your domain are coming from authorized servers, like Amazon SES. If you're starting without an SPF record, you'll need to create one with the entry v=spf1 include:amazonses.com -all. For domains with an existing SPF record, simply add include:amazonses.com to it. This modification ensures that emails sent via Amazon SES are recognized as legitimate by the recipient's email servers
https://dmarcly.com/blog/how-to-set-up-spf-and-dkim-for-amazon-ses
In parallel, setting up DKIM for Amazon SES involves adding specific CNAME records to your domain's DNS settings. These records are provided by Amazon SES and are unique to your domain. They function by adding a digital signature to your emails, which email providers use to verify that the emails are indeed sent from your domain and haven't been tampered with. Post this setup, you should see “Enabled” & “Verified” statuses in your Amazon SES console, indicating a successful configuration
https://easydmarc.com/blog/amazonses-spf-and-dkim-setup-step-by-step/
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Thanks Sedat for your answer, but I had already set up SPF (as a matter of fact we use subdomain.amazonses.com so did not have to do it) and DKIM, but my problem is that we want to use google's postmaster ( https://postmaster.google.com/ ) to check our delivery performance, and it requires to add a TXT record in the DKIM or SPF domains to verify it, I don't how we can do it, since the SPF and DKIM are hosted at amazonses.com ?
you'll add the TXT record to the DNS settings of your own domain, not the amazonses.com domain.
https://help.activecampaign.com/hc/en-us/articles/360002134140-Check-your-domain-reputation-with-Google-Postmaster