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I fixed my problem with 2 configurations: 1- In SMTP configuration I put SSL disabled smtp ssl since starttls enable is true:
smtp:
ssl:
enable: false
auth: true
starttls:
enable: true
required: true
2- I send emails only from a SES verified domains or emails
Hello.
Does AppRunner connect to RDS?
In that case, communication will be via VPC, so you will need to create a communication route to NAT Gateway in the VPC subnet to which AppRunner is connected and communicate with the SES SMTP endpoint.
https://aws.amazon.com/jp/blogs/aws/new-for-app-runner-vpc-support/
When connected to a VPC, all outbound traffic from your AppRunner service will be routed based on the VPC routing rules. Services will not have access to the public internet (including AWS APIs) unless allowed by a route to a NAT Gateway. You can also set up VPC endpoints to connect to AWS APIs such as Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) and Amazon DynamoDB to avoid NAT traffic.
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But if my Incoming network traffic is configured as "Public endpoint" and my Outgoing network traffic as "Public Access" isn't it supposed to work with SES (not considering RDS here)?