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ISESV2GetMultiRegionEndpointResponse

Interface in AWS.SESV2

Interface for GetMultiRegionEndpoint responses.

Ancestors​

Properties​

CreatedTimestamp​

property CreatedTimestamp: TDateTime

The time stamp of when the multi-region endpoint (global-endpoint) was created.

This property indicates when the multi-region endpoint was initially created in the system. All multi-region endpoints have a creation timestamp that tracks when they were first provisioned. The creation timestamp is useful for auditing purposes and understanding the lifecycle of your multi-region endpoint infrastructure.

EndpointId​

property EndpointId: string

The ID of the multi-region endpoint (global-endpoint).

This property contains the unique system-generated identifier for the multi-region endpoint. The endpoint ID is automatically assigned by Amazon SES when the endpoint is created and serves as an immutable reference to the endpoint. The endpoint ID can be used for programmatic operations and cross-references in logs, monitoring systems, and other AWS services that interact with the multi-region endpoint.

EndpointName​

property EndpointName: string

PropertyDescription

LastUpdatedTimestamp​

property LastUpdatedTimestamp: TOptional<TDateTime>

The time stamp of when the multi-region endpoint (global-endpoint) was last updated.

This property indicates when the multi-region endpoint configuration was most recently modified. Updates may include changes to routes, status, or other endpoint configuration parameters. The last updated timestamp helps track configuration changes and can be used for change management and auditing purposes in multi-region email infrastructure.

Routes​

property Routes: TList<ISESV2Route>

Type: ISESV2Route

Contains routes information for the multi-region endpoint (global-endpoint).

This property contains the routing configuration that defines which AWS regions are part of the multi-region endpoint setup. Routes determine how email traffic is distributed and handled across different geographical regions. Each route specifies a region that participates in the multi-region endpoint, enabling cross-region failover and load distribution for email sending operations. The routing configuration is essential for understanding the geographic scope and redundancy capabilities of the endpoint.

Status​

property Status: string

The status of the multi-region endpoint (global-endpoint).

This property indicates the current operational state of the multi-region endpoint. Valid endpoint statuses include:

  • CREATING – The resource is being provisioned and is not yet ready for use.
  • READY – The resource is fully operational and ready to handle email traffic.
  • FAILED – The resource failed to be provisioned due to an error during setup.
  • DELETING – The resource is being deleted as requested and will soon be unavailable. Monitor the status to understand when the endpoint is available for email operations and to detect any provisioning or operational issues.