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https://github.com/jonathancaleb/mailx

mailx ✉️🚀 is an email platform built on Google Cloud ☁️. It lets you send transactional emails, automations, and broadcasts with ease. Easily deployable via Docker 🐳, it's draws inspiration from SendGrid and Mailgun.
https://github.com/jonathancaleb/mailx

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mailx ✉️🚀 is an email platform built on Google Cloud ☁️. It lets you send transactional emails, automations, and broadcasts with ease. Easily deployable via Docker 🐳, it's draws inspiration from SendGrid and Mailgun.

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# 📧 mailx - Email Platform

## Introduction

mailx is an email platform designed to help you send reliable, scalable emails from your applications. Built on top of Google Cloud services, mailx provides a robust, self-hosted alternative to solutions like SendGrid, Resend, or Mailgun, while offering you full control and flexibility. 🚀

This project was developed as a personal initiative to deepen my understanding of cloud platforms, email infrastructure, and system architecture. The design and architecture of mailx are inspired by the open-source foundations of platforms like SendGrid, Plunk, and others, while incorporating my own learning and innovations. 💡

## Features

- **Transactional Emails**: Send highly efficient, secure emails directly from your API. ✉️
- **Automations**: Create smart automations to trigger emails based on user actions or events. 🔄
- **Broadcasts**: Effortlessly send newsletters and product updates to your entire audience with just a few clicks. 📬

## Self-Hosting mailx

Self-hosting mailx is simple with the `calebsabila/mailx` Docker image. You can pull the latest image from Docker Hub. 🐳

To get started with deploying mailx using Google Cloud Platform (GCP) or other cloud alternatives, follow the detailed guide in our documentation. 📖