If you hosted your own email server, why would you need to be familiar with SES, especially if you've been hosting longer than SES providers have been around?
Like email, I run my own HTTP server, serving directly to clients. I know about Cloudflare just from HN threads, but have never used it or know much about that whole reverse proxy universe beyond the very low-level details from having written several reverse proxies myself.
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If you hosted your own email server, why would you need to be familiar with SES, especially if you've been hosting longer than SES providers have been around?
Like email, I run my own HTTP server, serving directly to clients. I know about Cloudflare just from HN threads, but have never used it or know much about that whole reverse proxy universe beyond the very low-level details from having written several reverse proxies myself.