Setting up Meteor to use "out of the box" AWS SES is simple, and one can use native Meteor "Email" methods without modification.
Steps to implement this can be found here. Thanks to Brian Shamblen for putting together a detailed answer.
But one caveat with the "out of the box" SES is you need to both verify the sender and receiver email address.
To remedy this, you can put in a request with AWS SES for what they call, Production Access.
And further, according to Brian Shamblen,
The process to get production access is rather complicated. One will need to handle bounce and complaint notifications from SES and prevent messages from being sent to those addresses in the future. If you don't handle these notifications AWS may shut you down.
Question
What is the process/steps/code involved in setting up SES Production Access in a Meteor application to handle the requirements called out by Brian?
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