We’re excited to announce a new API on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) for bulk email submission. This API provides faster performance, eliminates configuration complexity, and, most importantly, enables increased rates of successful inbox placement. This capability is available in all regions and in Dedication Regions.
With the release of the HTTPS REST API for email submission, organizations and developers have a new option on OCI to add email sending capability to applications and webpages.
You can now view the HTTPS API configuration in the Oracle Cloud Console. In the Console search bar, choose Email Delivery. Select Configuration from the option list. Both the HTTPS and the simple mail transfer protocol (SMTP) endpoint details are displayed.
The software development kits (SDKs) and OCI command line interface (CLI) now support the HTTPS API for email submission. You can now automate all actions to send email from the Oracle Cloud Console. You can also use your preferred language from the supported languages of Python, Java, .NET, Go, TypeScript, Ruby, and PowerShell.
The API includes getConfiguration functionality, which retrieves the endpoints for both HTTPS and SMTP. This functionality eliminates the need to look up the endpoints manually in the Console.
For more information on the CLI and SDK capabilities, view the email delivery API documentation for details on sending email, and the OCI Developer Guide.
To learn more about Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Email Delivery, see the following resources:
Product Manager on the OCI Developer Platform team, focusing on Messaging, API Gateway, and API Management products
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