My Amazon SES was just approved out of sandbox. My sending rate is 14 emails per second. Apparently if I send faster than that the emails are rejected for exceeding service levels. I’m wondering if I should set this in Mautic’s email configuration. “Message limit for queue processing” at 14 and…

My Amazon SES was just approved out of sandbox. My sending rate is 14 emails per second. Apparently if I send faster than that the emails are rejected for exceeding service levels. I’m wondering if I should set this in Mautic’s email configuration. “Message limit for queue processing” at 14 and “Ti…

@darrelt Did you ever get an answer on this? Any other gotchas you experienced when timing into SES?

I’m wondering if Mautic automatically matches SES send rate? Or I should follow OPs settings? I also have 14 emails / sec limit and would like to know if I should do something in mautic to match this

Hi @ezzat ! There are different ways how to handle SES with Mautic, I will share you my practice, which I use for all our customers at Friendly Automate and which works like a Swiss clockwork. There are other good solutions as well, I’m sure someone will post their in this thread. (Always use the p…

Yes this really helps! We setup things sequentially. But in our current setup, it’s taking about 1 minute to send out 60 mails for example and this will take too long for us in case of 2+ mil e-mails. So we’re looking into running multiple jobs of mautic:emails:send at the same time, with differen…

Hi, I do something similar for a client, this is possible. There the idea is to send out emails asap, and all other crons are stopped during “sending time”. We manage all the crons with a bash script. We use a simple command to check if anything is in the spool: if [ -z "$(ls -A /var/www/html/maut…

Ah that’s also a good idea, thanks! We’ve tried it as well, also with multiple threads. The FS queue was still too slow for us, so now we tried switching to immediate sending and using the mautic:broadcasts:send command together with --min-contact-id= and -max-contact-id (0-200000, the next one 2000…

Hi, I am new to Mautic. We have to send out lists of 100k regularly. Usually we don’t use planned send outs therefore don’t use php console mautic:broadcasts:send. But currently it takes ages to send out the emails. The spool folder is getting filled up with 100k files when we do a send out. We…

You should be safe with using lockfiles, we are doing that as well. Try to set 1 minute cronjobs to make sure the emails are regularly batched up. J

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ezzat August 8, 2020, 8:47pm 6

@joeyk Thank you for the very throughout explanation, this is great, I will be trying to set up something similar and come back here should I stumble on any issues, thanks again!

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