You can try Amazon SES for free for the first 62,000 emails you send each month, and $0.10 for each 1,000 emails after that.

Other options include routing your email via a virtual private server (VPS) to a third-party email provider such as Gsuite, MailChimp, Amazon S3, or Mailgrid.

You -> Cloudfront (Edge) -> AWS Private Backbone -> Lightsail -> VPS

Wow, that is news. I guess I need to test Lightsail more. My 2 attempts provided Wavve and Coupang Play access but not Tving. I'm subscribed to the former 2 monthly, and the latter yearly.

AWS (Lightsail) does have amazing ping, like 80-100ms both at home and at work (can't remember if it was through Japan or HK), but speeds have been highly unstable on Outline. Maybe I just need to try

I've found that some lightsail ip ranges unblock tving and wavve which is enough for me. If okay with just one-off streaming of things, I find that vpngate have enough public openvpn nodes that work

So if you're having trouble with latency, you might want to put some kind of proxy or jump host on AWS (Lightsail).

Maybe it's better now, but I've gotten a bunch of spam through SES before. I reported it to Amazon and they didn't seem to do anything since I kept getting the same spam.

Half-fails: PureVPN (somewhat shitty/somewhat okay speed, some geoblock), Vultr (don't remember speed, lots of geoblock), Amazon Lightsail $3.50 tier (very up and down speed, almost-but-not-quite succ

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What about Amazon WorkMail?

My assumption is some kind of throttling coming in due to the large number of writes (if they run their storage across a set of disks like Amazon EBS or similar) or if that's not the case, simply a ca

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duckdns is a ddns hosted on Amazon VPC - good luck with that.

If you mean fire on Cyber 1 DC. Its "accident", so make sure you have "disaster recovery plan". even amazon have downtime (Image)

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I just hope that they will also add the region to the Lightsail offering.

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They're hosted on Amazon Cloudfront. If enough 15gb free accounts migrate, it will make that Amazon hosting bill very expensive, very quickly. Without any paid signups to their $14.99/mth unlimited ($