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ISESV2Recommendation

Interface in AWS.SESV2

Interface for SESV2 Recommendation.

Properties​

CreatedTimestamp​

property CreatedTimestamp: TOptional<TDateTime>

The timestamp when the recommendation was initially created.

This timestamp indicates when the issue was first identified and the recommendation was generated by Amazon SES's analysis engine. It represents the initial detection of a configuration gap or potential improvement opportunity. This timestamp is useful for tracking how long a recommendation has been pending and for prioritizing older recommendations that may require urgent attention.

Description​

property Description: string

The detailed description or disambiguator for the recommendation.

This field provides specific details about the recommendation to help distinguish between multiple recommendations of the same type. For example, DKIM1 and DKIM2 represent different aspects of DKIM setup, while SPF recommendations might specify particular record issues. The description includes actionable guidance and context to help you understand exactly what needs to be addressed and how to implement the recommended changes effectively.

Impact​

property Impact: string

The priority level indicating the importance and urgency of the recommendation.

This property categorizes recommendations based on their potential impact on email deliverability, security, and compliance. Impact levels help prioritize remediation efforts and resource allocation for email configuration improvements. Valid impact levels:

  • HIGH – Critical recommendations that significantly affect deliverability, security, or compliance and should be addressed immediately.
  • LOW – Beneficial recommendations that provide incremental improvements but are not urgently required. Prioritize HIGH impact recommendations for immediate action, as they often address authentication failures, security vulnerabilities, or compliance issues.

LastUpdatedTimestamp​

property LastUpdatedTimestamp: TOptional<TDateTime>

The timestamp when the recommendation was most recently updated.

This timestamp is updated when the recommendation status changes, when additional analysis provides new insights, or when the underlying configuration is modified. It helps track the recommendation's lifecycle and recent activity. Comparing this timestamp with CreatedTimestamp provides insight into recommendation aging and whether recent changes have been made to the configuration or recommendation status.

ResourceArn​

property ResourceArn: TARN

The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the resource affected by this recommendation.

This ARN identifies the specific Amazon SES resource that requires attention, such as an email identity, domain, or configuration set. The ARN format follows AWS standards and enables precise resource targeting for remediation actions. Example ARN formats include arn:aws:ses:us-east-1:123456789012:identity/example.com for domain identities or similar patterns for other resource types. Use this ARN with other SES operations to apply the recommended changes to the correct resource.

Status​

property Status: string

The current resolution status of the recommendation.

This status indicates whether the recommendation has been addressed and resolved. Tracking status changes helps monitor progress in improving your email configuration and ensures that security and deliverability issues are properly remediated. Valid status values:

  • OPEN – The recommendation is active and requires attention. The issue has not yet been resolved.
  • FIXED – The recommendation has been addressed and the underlying issue has been resolved. Monitor recommendations with OPEN status to ensure timely resolution, particularly for HIGH impact recommendations that affect email security or deliverability.

Type​

property Type: string

The category of the recommendation indicating the specific email configuration area.

This property categorizes the recommendation by the email authentication, security, or deliverability feature it addresses. Understanding the type helps prioritize remediation efforts and apply appropriate expertise to resolve the issue. Valid recommendation types:

  • DKIM – Recommendations for DomainKeys Identified Mail authentication setup and configuration.
  • SPF – Recommendations for Sender Policy Framework record creation and optimization.
  • DMARC – Recommendations for Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting and Conformance policy implementation.
  • BIMI – Recommendations for Brand Indicators for Message Identification setup and verification.
  • COMPLAINT – Recommendations for managing complaint rates and implementing feedback loops. Each type represents a different aspect of email security and deliverability, with specific technical requirements and implementation considerations.