The information on this page will explain and help diagnose issues that you may encounter when using Amazon SES.
Changes that I make are not immediately
visible
As a service that is accessed through computers in data centers around the world,
Amazon SES uses a distributed computing model called eventual consistency
Some areas in which you may notice a delay include:
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Creating and modifying configuration sets – When you create or modify a configuration set (for example, if you associate a dedicated IP pool with an existing configuration set), there may be a brief delay from the time that you create or modify it to the time those changes are active.
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Creating and modifying event destinations – When you create or modify an event destination (for example, to tell Amazon SES to send your email sending data to another AWS service), there may be a delay between the time your created or modified the event destination and the time email sending events actually arrive at the specified destination.
