ISESV2UpdateConfigurationSetEventDestinationRequest
Interface in AWS.SESV2
Interface for UpdateConfigurationSetEventDestination requests.
Ancestors
Properties
ConfigurationSetName
property ConfigurationSetName: string
The name of the configuration set that contains the event destination to modify.
This identifies the configuration set where the event destination is currently configured. The configuration set must exist in your Amazon SES account and contain the specified event destination before updates can be applied. This field is required and must reference an existing configuration set that you have previously created for managing email sending policies and event publishing.
EventDestinationName
property EventDestinationName: string
The name of the event destination to update.
This identifies the specific event destination within the configuration set that you want to modify. The event destination must already exist within the specified configuration set. This field is required and must reference an existing event destination that was previously created and associated with the configuration set.
EventDestination
property EventDestination: ISESV2EventDestinationDefinition
Type: ISESV2EventDestinationDefinition
The updated event destination configuration defining how email events are published.
This object contains the complete configuration for the event destination, including the destination type, publishing settings, event types to capture, and service-specific configuration details. Supported destination types include Amazon EventBridge, CloudWatch, Kinesis Data Firehose, SNS (Simple Notification Service), and Pinpoint. Each destination type has specific configuration requirements such as ARNs, IAM roles, or dimension configurations. The event destination can be configured to capture specific email event types including message sends, deliveries, opens, clicks, bounces, complaints, and rendering failures for comprehensive email campaign monitoring. This field is required and replaces the existing event destination configuration with the new settings. All previous configuration is overwritten, so include all desired settings in this object.