feat(ses): event destinations for configuration sets#24745
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Add a L2 for `ConfigurationSetEventDestination`.
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Overall this is fantastic. Just a few small comments/questions inline.
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Is there a use case for adding the destination and not enabling it? This seems unnecessary but maybe I'm missing something.
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Can be used in staging/dev/test environments where it can be "manually" enabled for testing purposes (so you don't pay for 100% of the time enabled in those environments).
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Is there a case to also have a fromConfigurationSetEventDestinationName?
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Add a L2 for
ConfigurationSetEventDestination.Only Amazon SNS and Amazon CloudWatch have been implemented.
By default, the destination is enabled and all events are published.
Also add a
addEventDestination()convenience method toConfigurationSet.By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache-2.0 license