Amazon SES: send transactional emails

In lab 6, the customer received an email from Amazon SNS: sender "AWS Notifications", raw JSON, and a subscription to confirm before receiving anything. Awa wants a real order confirmation, sent from Baobab Market's address, automatically, as soon as an order is paid. This eighth lab of the preparation path for the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner certification starts with what the exam asks about sending email: SNS or SES, transactional and marketing emails, and AWS's other business applications, on an architecture diagram. You verify your address as an SES identity, after a denial triggered on purpose for someone else's address. You discover sandbox mode, trigger a second denial by writing to someone else, then send yourself a first email. You then write a Lambda function that sends the confirmation through SES, give it the only permission it lacks, and connect it to the SNS topic of paid orders: a published order becomes an email in your inbox within seconds. You finish with deliverability (bounces, complaints, SPF, DKIM, DMARC) and pricing. Everything happens in the real AWS console. The code is provided and explained. The guide is illustrated with screenshots of the console and a diagram, and ends with a ten-question practice exam.