ISESV2SendQuota

Interface in AWS.SESV2

Interface for SendQuota.

Properties

Max24HourSend

property Max24HourSend: TOptional<Double>

The maximum number of emails that can be sent in a 24-hour period.

This quota represents the total number of emails your account is allowed to send within any rolling 24-hour period. The quota resets continuously as time progresses, not at a fixed daily reset time. AWS automatically adjusts this quota based on your sending patterns, bounce rates, complaint rates, and overall account reputation. Accounts with good sending practices typically see quota increases over time. Monitor this value against SentLast24Hours to ensure you don't exceed your daily sending limit, which would result in throttled or rejected emails.

MaxSendRate

property MaxSendRate: TOptional<Double>

The maximum number of emails that can be sent per second.

This rate limit controls how quickly your application can submit emails to SES. It helps prevent overwhelming the service and ensures fair resource allocation across all SES users. Like the daily quota, AWS automatically adjusts this rate based on your account's sending history and reputation. Established accounts with good practices typically receive higher sending rates. Applications should implement rate limiting to stay within this threshold and avoid API throttling errors when sending large volumes of email.

SentLast24Hours

property SentLast24Hours: TOptional<Double>

The number of emails sent from your account in the last 24 hours.

This value represents your current usage against the 24-hour sending quota. It reflects the actual number of emails successfully submitted to SES within the rolling 24-hour window. Use this value to calculate remaining quota capacity by subtracting it from Max24HourSend. This helps prevent quota exceeded errors and enables intelligent email queue management. The count includes all emails sent through any SES sending method, including the SendEmail API, SendRawEmail API, and SMTP interface.