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doc: Revamped Notification Doc #26
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Dec 10, 2024
- Rewrote from scratch
- Added updated images and gifs
- Added tutorial videos for Email, Slack, Webhook notifications
- Included RBAC
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SMTP and SES is independent, using it interchangeably is confusing for the user.
| Key | Description | | ||
| --- | ----------- | | ||
| **Configuration Name** | Give a name to your SES Configuration, e.g., `Email SES 2024` | | ||
| **Access Key ID** | Valid user ID from your AWS SMTP Settings page, e.g., `AKIAWEAVHF123ABCD123` | |
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@badal773 Shouldn't this be aws accesskey and secret instead of AWS smtp creds?
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yes
@abhibhaw, In the case of AWS, SES and SMTP are used in the same breath (snapshot attached below) |