ReceiptFilter

The ReceiptFilter resource lets you manage AWS SES ReceiptFilters for controlling which IP addresses can send mail to your Amazon SES account.

Minimal Example

Create a basic receipt filter that allows a specific IP address to send emails.

import AWS from "alchemy/aws/control";

const basicReceiptFilter = await AWS.SES.ReceiptFilter("basic-receipt-filter", {
  Filter: {
    Name: "AllowSpecificIP",
    IpFilter: {
      IpAddress: "203.0.113.0/24",
      Policy: "Allow"
    }
  }
});

Advanced Configuration

Configure a receipt filter with an additional option to adopt an existing resource if it already exists.

const advancedReceiptFilter = await AWS.SES.ReceiptFilter("advanced-receipt-filter", {
  Filter: {
    Name: "AllowMultipleIPs",
    IpFilter: {
      IpAddress: "198.51.100.0/24",
      Policy: "Allow"
    }
  },
  adopt: true // Adopt the existing receipt filter if it is already present
});

Example with Deny Policy

Create a receipt filter that denies a specific IP address from sending emails.

const denyReceiptFilter = await AWS.SES.ReceiptFilter("deny-receipt-filter", {
  Filter: {
    Name: "DenySpecificIP",
    IpFilter: {
      IpAddress: "192.0.2.0/24",
      Policy: "Deny"
    }
  }
});

Example with Multiple Filters

You can create multiple receipt filters to manage different sets of IP addresses.

const multipleFilters = await AWS.SES.ReceiptFilter("multiple-filters", {
  Filter: {
    Name: "CombinedFilters",
    IpFilter: {
      IpAddress: "203.0.113.0/24",
      Policy: "Allow"
    }
  },
  adopt: true // This will adopt existing resources if any
});

// Adding another filter
const secondFilter = await AWS.SES.ReceiptFilter("deny-filter", {
  Filter: {
    Name: "DenyIPRange",
    IpFilter: {
      IpAddress: "192.0.2.0/24",
      Policy: "Deny"
    }
  }
});