When assessing the two solutions, reviewers found Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS) easier to use, set up, and administer. Reviewers also preferred doing business with Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS) overall.
It's a simple way to send notifications via a suite of different avenues — push notifications, email, ... It has a robust API as well.
Unfortunately, SNS does not use a standard messaging API - it's all proprietary. This is a major weakness of SQS, SNS, and SDB: Once you use the interface you're locked into using AWS
It helps me send emails to my subscriber inboxes. The detailed reporting and dashboards are highly insights full
I signed up for an SMTP.com account 14 March 2023. I was able to add my first domain without issue but quickly learned that to add more domains, you have to contact support for each domain to have them activate it on their end. Ticket requests to add...
It's a simple way to send notifications via a suite of different avenues — push notifications, email, ... It has a robust API as well.
It helps me send emails to my subscriber inboxes. The detailed reporting and dashboards are highly insights full
Unfortunately, SNS does not use a standard messaging API - it's all proprietary. This is a major weakness of SQS, SNS, and SDB: Once you use the interface you're locked into using AWS
I signed up for an SMTP.com account 14 March 2023. I was able to add my first domain without issue but quickly learned that to add more domains, you have to contact support for each domain to have them activate it on their end. Ticket requests to add...