Build Serverless Disposable Email Address Architecture on AWS

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Last updated 21 setembro 2024
Build Serverless Disposable Email Address Architecture on AWS
In this tutorial I will walk through about building a disposable email address architecture on AWS for received emails. We will be able intercept emails and process their attributes like subject, body, attachments etc. Nowadays, there are so many online products requires a valid email to send a verification code to complete registration. In these cases you may not want to give your personal or work email which you can have a disposable email address for these kind of temporary operations.
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